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Tesla delivered a record number of cars last quarter, beating expectations.

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Tesla beat expectations in the second quarter of 2023, announcing Sunday it produced nearly 480,000 vehicles and delivered over 466,000.

The majority of production and deliveries were the Model 3 sedan and Model Y crossover, with 460,211 produced and 446,915 delivered. The electric car maker produced 19,489 of the higher-priced Model X and Model S and delivered 19,225.

Dan Ives, an analyst at Wedbush Securities, said it was a “trophy case quarter” for the company, adding “Tesla bears,” or pessimistic Tesla investors, will be sent back into “hibernation mode.”
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Tesla taking over the entire global auto industry is not a matter of "if" but "when." Another stellar performance by the entire Tesla team.
 
I guess the other thread about all of elon's screw-ups at Twitter prompted this thread. A thread about the global auto takeover.

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If you follow the automotive world you have to be impressed by these lofty numbers.
 
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dmpi said:
If you follow the automotive world you have to be impressed by these lofty numbers.
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Sure. Tesla dominates the EV market; even in countries that have broader offerings than the US. Whether that remains the same is the question, because the introduction of more EVs in different price ranges might change that over time. Once the space gets more competitive will see if Tesla keeps the edge.
 
Are fire-suppression systems standard equipment yet?
 
My father-in-law just got his new one. It is the fourth for my wife’s family.

My mother-in-law is the rebel. She has a Chevy Bolt.
 
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