Site icon Real Mi Central

Tesla delivered around 343,830 vehicles in Q3 2022

Tesla

In the past two years, this is the first Tesla delivery, which sold around 310048 in the first period of time year, this is the decreasing over quarter. Recently, Tesla updated that in the third quarter they provided 343,830 vehicles, this happened at to the start of this year when they planned to stop production in the china factory and open factories in Berlin and Austin.

Like in other quarters over the past two years, most of the produced and delivered vehicles were Model 3 and Model Ys. Only 16,411 of the produced vehicles were the older Model S and Model X vehicles.

As per, the third-quarter delivery figure still didn’t meet Wall Street forecasts, which ranged between 358,000 and 371,000 vehicles, depending on the polled group. There was also a larger-than-usual gap between production and delivery numbers.

Tesla produced 365,923 vehicles in the third quarter. Tesla state that as its production volumes continue to grow, it is becoming increasingly challenging to secure vehicle transportation capacity at a reasonable cost during these peak logistics weeks. In quarter third, they began transitioning to a more even regional mix of vehicle builds each week, which may increase the number of cars in transit at the end of the quarter.

These cars are ordered by the customers and will be delivered to customers’ decided destinations. These cars have been ordered and will be delivered to customers upon arrival at their destination.”On other hand, Tesla is going to try and evolve beyond its legendary end-of-the-quarter pushes.

At last, you see the past year of Tesla’s delivered products as per the quarter. The company always tries to make their product secure vehicle transportation capacity at a reasonable cost. Offering all these may take some time.

If you like our news and want to be the first to get notifications of the latest news, then follow us on Twitter and Facebook page and join our Telegram channel. Also, you can follow us on Google News for regular updates.

Exit mobile version