The accelerated timeline for deliveries of Tesla’s new Model Y SUV was announced before the U.S. was hit with the coronavirus
Tesla Inc. has begun delivering its newest car, the Model Y compact sport-utility vehicle, the Silicon Valley car maker said Monday on Twitter, undeterred by the outbreak of the novel coronavirus that has raised concerns about global economic growth.
Tesla initially planned for deliveries of the SUV to start in the fall, but Chief Executive Elon Musk pulled that date forward and said they would commence by the end of this month. The accelerated timeline was announced before the U.S. was hit with the Covid-19 virus that was...
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