Tesla’s newest shipment numbers are in, and they’re a variety.
The company produced 365,923 vehicles and also delivered 343,830 in the third quarter of this year, it revealed Sunday.
The deliveries established a brand-new document for the firm as well as are up from 310,048 in the initial quarter; 254,695 in the second quarter; as well as 241,300 in Q3 of in 2014. Still, shipments disappointed the consensus of analysts’ estimates, which was closer to 360,000.
The company cited logistical challenges as a factor for the disparity, noting there was a rise in cars and trucks in transit at the end of the quarter that will be provided after getting to their location.
“Historically, our shipment quantities have actually skewed towards the end of each quarter because of regional batch building of autos,” Tesla said in a press release. “As our production quantities continue to grow, it is becoming progressively challenging to secure vehicle transport capability and at a sensible cost during these peak logistics weeks.”
According to the company, Tesla’s production numbers are up from 305,407 in the first quarter; 258,580 in the 2nd quarter; and 237,823 in Q3 of in 2014.
Of the cars produced in Tesla’s newest quarter, 19,935 were Model S and Model X, and 345,988 were the cheaper Model 3 as well as Model Y. When it comes to distributions, 18,672 were Model S as well as X and 325,158 were Model 3 as well as Y.
In the past 2 quarters, Tesla mentioned supply chain concerns intensified by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, along with a shutdown of its Shanghai factory amid a rise in COVID-19 cases in the city, as factors hindering manufacturing as well as delivery.
Tesla will certainly publish its economic outcomes for Q3 on October 19.
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