Tesla's Stock Jumps As Deliveries Weren't As Bad As Expected -- MarketWatch

MarketWatch · 07/02 13:19

Shares of Tesla Inc. powered up 4.8% in premarket trading Wednesday, after the electric vehicle giant allayed fears by reporting second-quarter deliveries that were pretty close to expectations.

The company (TSLA) said it delivered 384,122 EVs in during the quarter, down from 444,000 vehicles in the same period a year, and just below the FactSet consensus of 387,000 vehicles. The delivery total includes 373,728 Model 3 and Model y vehicles.

Investors were increasingly anticipating a bad number, given several recent reports of sales weakness in Europe and China. The stock had tumbled 13.8% amid a six-day losing streak through Tuesday.

Tesla also said it produced 410,244 vehicles during the latest quarter, down slightly from 410,831 a year ago.

-Tomi Kilgore

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