The Tesla shares have fallen 6.08% on Wall Street this Thursday after the company reported a drop in annual vehicle deliveries in 2024, the first since its birth. Furthermore, the data known today has fallen below consensus forecasts. Specifically, The company closed 2024 with a total of 1.79 million deliveries, below the 1.81 vehicles shipped in 2023. The Model 3/Y were once again the best sellers last year, with 1.70 million deliveries, while the company shipped 85,133 units of the rest of its variants. Regarding production, Tesla ended 2024 with a total of 1.77 million vehiclesof which 1.67 million correspond to the Model 3/Y, compared to the 94,105 units produced for the rest of the models. The American manufacturer has also made public the figures for the fourth quarter of 2024, in which it has made 495,570 deliveriesabove the 484,507 registered in the same period of 2023 but below the consensus forecast, which anticipated 504,770 shipments. «In the fourth quarter, we produced approximately 459,000 vehicles, delivered more than 495,000 vehicles and we deployed 11.0 GWh of energy storage productsa record in both deliveries and implementations,» details the company. Vehicle deliveries serve as an approximation to Tesla's sales, which will be known in detail when the company publishes its next earnings report on January 29. With the falls this Thursday, The company founded by Elon Musk sees the strong gains it has been experiencing on the stock market since November interruptedwhen Donald Trump won the United States presidential election. Its shares rose in value by 90% since that date, and set new historical highs.