Tesla Delivered 365,923 Vehicles Last Quarter, Missing Analysts' Expectations | Carscoops carscoops
Tesla deliveries for the third quarter of the year fell short of analysts’ expectations but remain significantly higher than Q3 2021.
In the third quarter of 2022, the electric car manufacturer built a total of 365,923 vehicles and delivered 343,830 to customers. Of the vehicles produced, 19,935 were the Model S andwhile the remaining 345,988 were the Model 3 and Model Y. As for deliveries, 18,672 Model S and Model Xs reached the hands of customers while the keys were handed over to 325,158 Model 3 and Model Y buyers around the world.produced 237,823 vehicles in the third quarter of 2021 and delivered 241,300.
Production and deliveries aren’t the only thing that Tesla needs to be worried about. The automaker has increased its prices repeatedly over the past year and analysts believe that higher borrowing costs and dull economic growth outlooks could further impact it.
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