(Reuters) -- Tesla reported its first decline in annual deliveries on Thursday, as the automaker handed over fewer than expected electric vehicles in the fourth quarter and incentives failed to boost demand for its aging lineup of models.
Shares of the company fell nearly 6%, indicating investor worries over the challenges facing CEO Elon Musk, who expected promotions including zero-interest financing to power a "slight growth" in deliveries in 2024.
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