Tesla on Wednesday reported first-quarter deliveries of almost 336,700 EVs, coming in well below analysts' expectations. Wall Street had braced for a rough report, with analysts expecting 390,300 deliveries, Bloomberg said. The total was 13% lower than in the same period in 2024, with Tesla attributing the decline to changes in production lines ahead of the new Model Y's release. It was also the company's worst quarter since the first three months of 2022. Tesla stock fell about 4% before...

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