India, May 27 -- Elon Musk is not ready to admit that the demand for Tesla cars overall is going down in Europe, and is instead blaming a "weak market" for the tanking of sales.

Tesla's European sales fell by nearly 50% in April, even as overall EV sales on the continent grew, according to the company's recent sales reports.

However, Musk is claiming that the sudden drop in sales this time is mainly due to the weakening market conditions in Europe. During the recent Qatar Economic Forum, he flatly claimed, "The European car market is quite weak," as quoted by Fortune.

"That's true of all manufacturers. There's no exceptions," he also stated, denying to accept the fact that European consumers are shying away from his brand.

Even though...