Denmark's largest construction company returns keys of Tesla cars, says: We as a company have chosen to ...
Tscherning, similar to the European pharmacy chain Rossmann, which sold its Tesla fleet last year, electrified its corporate fleet with Tesla vehicles. Recently, the company announced that it has now returned all of them and even shared a video showing the same.
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What Tscherning said about returning all its Tesla vehicles
In a statement to Electrek, Tscherning said:
'At Tscherning, we not only decide how we drive, but also who we drive with. That's why we've chosen to hand over the keys to our Tesla company cars – not because Tesla has become a bad car, but in light of Elon Musk's political commitment and the opinions he has publicly expressed (and which are increasingly hard to overlook), we as a company have chosen to say 'thank you for the ride.'
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The company stated that it doesn't want to be 'associated with the values and political direction that currently accompany the Tesla brand.' Instead, it will purchase 'European alternatives' to Tesla vehicles.
The Electrek report also claims that Tesla's situation in Europe is not sustainable, and there may be layoffs and store closures. Although the new Model Y was available throughout the quarter, Q2 results are similar to Q1, which saw a 40% year‑over‑year decline. The Q1 and Q2 2025 figures are lower than every quarter in the past three years, the report shared this graph to claim.
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Meanwhile, with corporate fleets being returned and current owners selling their cars, purchasing a used Tesla may be more cost‑effective given the current pricing, the Electrek report adds.
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