Tesla According to the latest statement made by the company, there was great success in car deliveries in the first quarter. The automotive giant’s new report shows an increase of about 68 percent compared to the first period of 2021. 310 thousand vehicles delivered demonstrated that.
Tesla sales fell short of production expectations of 312,000 cars, according to Wedbush Securities. However, the critical increase in sales, global chip crisis and despite struggling with other parts troubles.
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Tesla sales figures hit record despite chip crisis
The US electric vehicle giant announced its production and delivery results. Breaking the record of delivery of 308,600 vehicles from October to December of 2021, Tesla delivered 185,000 vehicles in the first quarter of last year. If this year 310.00 vehicles pleased its customers.
Global chip shortage automobile manufacturers impressed, but Tesla seems to have been more successful than the rest of the industry. Analysts expect 20,000 to 25,000 sales in the first quarter, supply and logistics issues He also reminded that he was in the second quarter due to
“We continue to see a steady rise in Tesla sales, and we believe this is modest upward pressure when we take all production dynamics into account.”
Tesla’s annual vehicle delivery in 2021 reached 936 thousand, an increase of 87 percent compared to 2020 figures. The automotive giant predicts that there may be an annual growth of 50 percent in sales, that is, approximately this year. to deliver 1.4 million cars He said he was planning.
However, in his meeting with analysts CEO Elon Muskreminded that the chip shortage will prevent the company from releasing new models this year.
Tesla most recently opened its new factory in Germany and began manufacturing the Model Y SUV at the new factory near Texas last year.
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