The shares are down more than 35% from recent peaks. Investors can look at these data to help find when things might bottom out.

Tesla (TSLA) hit fresh 2025 lows on Wednesday, extending a big February sell-off and failing to bounce with the broader market. Concerns are mounting that CEO Elon Musk's high-profile role with the Trump administration is causing serious deterioration in the EV giant's brand image in the U.

Shares of Tesla have now dropped 40% from their December highs as the stock finds urgent technical support at $300. Headlines and reporting have sourced a significant drop in consumer demand for Tesla’s over the last month as would-be buyers appear to be holding back on their purchases in protest of Elon Musk’s involvement with the White House Administration.

Sales of Tesla vehicles tumbled 45% in Europe last month, even as the overall EV market picked up in the region. The stock closed 8% lower on Tuesday.

Shares of the US electric vehicle pioneer Tesla slumped as much as nine percent Tuesday, as investors digested disappointing European sales and chief executive Elon Musk's aggressive foray into politics.

Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) shares tumbled 8.4% on Tuesday, wiping its market cap below $1 trillion to $970.4 billion. The stock has dropped 18% year-to-date as the electric carmaker struggles with slowing European sales,