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Tesla no longer represents a majority of EV sales in California
The numbers: Tesla sold just over 42,000 vehicles during the first quarter — a decline of more than 7,000 compared to last year — accounting for 43.9 percent of California’s total EV market. The company represented a whopping 80 percent of the state’s electric sector in 2020.
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