Tesla reports 480,126 vehicle deliveries for second quarter, topping expectation
Tesla said lower-cost Model 3 and Model Y variants helped drive the quarter, as deliveries rose from a year earlier and beat expectations by nearly 74,000.
- Tesla delivered 480,126 vehicles from April to June, a 25% increase from last year that surpassed analyst estimates of 402,776 according to Visible Alpha.
- The automaker attributed growth to resurgent European demand for lower-cost Model 3 and Model Y vehicles, alongside recent availability of Full Self-Driving systems in European markets.
- In its Energy business, Tesla deployed 13.5 GWh of battery storage systems in Q2, up from 9.6 GWh a year ago, while SpaceX purchased $269 million in Tesla Megapacks.
- Shares experienced a modest rise of less than 1% in premarket trading; however, stock remains down about 5% this year while the Nasdaq gained 12%.
- CEO Elon Musk is shifting strategic focus toward artificial intelligence, robotics, and autonomous technologies like the Cybercab, which inform the company's $1.6 trillion valuation ahead of detailed results on July 22.
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Tesla Reports Strongest Quarterly Delivery Growth In A Year
Tesla reported a stronger-than-expected second quarter, delivering 480,126 vehicles, a 25% increase from a year earlier and well above Wall Street forecasts of about 406,600, reported by CNBC. According to the report, Tesla produced 451,758 vehicles during the quarter. The Model 3 sedan and Model Y SUV accounted for about 97% of all deliveries, highlighting continued demand for the company's core models.💡The report said Tesla is attempting to r…
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