Tesla reported record quarterly deliveries far exceeding Wall Street estimates, far exceeding global chip shortage and when it rises China manufacture.
This is the sixth consecutive quarter that the world’s most valuable automaker has hit a record for vehicle deliveries.
Tesla, Led by Billionaire CEO Elon Musk, delivered 308,600 vehicles in the fourth quarter, much higher than analysts’ forecast of 263,026 vehicles.
Tesla’s October-December delivery sales were up about 70 percent from a year earlier and nearly 30 percent higher than the previous quarter’s record deliveries.
Tesla has ramped up production in China for domestic sales and exports to Europe and other countries despite increased competition and increased regulatory pressure following consumer complaints about the safety of its products. Products.
Tesla says it has sold a total of 296,850 units Model 3 compact cars and Model Y sport utility vehicle to customers in the fourth quarter.
It provided a total of 11,750 Model WILL and X model vehicles, improved from 9,275 in the third quarter. Analysts had expected Tesla to deliver 12,879 Model S and Model X vehicles.
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