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Teslas first-quarter sales saw a six percent increase to 358,023 vehicles, ending a three-year drop streak, potentially signaling a turnaround despite political boycotts and an aging lineup. However, the company missed analysts expectations of 381,000 units and still lags behind its 2023 peak. Teslas stock dropped three percent early Thursday, though its up thirty percent from last year. Cheaper Model 3 and X versions likely boosted sales. Full details and earnings, forecasting net income doubling to $0.25 per share on $23 billion revenue, will be revealed April 22. Teslas high valuation of 181 times expected earnings relies on Musks ambitious projects, but European and Chinese competitors are gaining market share, casting doubt on the companys full recovery.

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