Tesla delivered over 936,000 cars in 2021, smashing its previous record
quarterly and full-year delivery records, underscoring how it's weathering the chip shortage hobbling the auto industry and signaling wider momentum for electric cars.
Tesla said Sunday that it delivered 308,600 cars worldwide in the fourth quarter and 936,172Tesla's stock is up about 7% this morning in premarket trading."This was a 'trophy case' quarter for [CEO Elon] Musk & Co. with massive momentum moving into 2022," Wedbush Securities analyst Dan Ives said in a note.
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