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That's a bit disappointing!Oh, and the Tesla hit 60 mph in three and a half seconds.
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That's a bit disappointing!Oh, and the Tesla hit 60 mph in three and a half seconds.
Doh! /facepalm... Thanks for that correction... I always get the selling of puts vs calls mixed up in my head on the P/L... which is mostly why I stay away from them... Stick to what I am comfortable with.
Well, it looks like the number has already been leaked. But we already know that last month now didn't we?
Well, it looks like the number has already been leaked. But we already know that last month now didn't we?
Well, it looks like the number has already been leaked. But we already know that last month now didn't we?
Does that Mark Spiegel guy just rant about Tesla all day everyday ?
Inside EV's is reporting April - 1,700, May - 2,400 and June - 2,800 in the U.S.
Monthly Plug-In Sales Scorecard
That being said, we figure Tesla sold a substantial 2,800 copies of the Model S in North America for June. Bringing the quarterly total here to about 6,900 units. Heading into April, Tesla put sales guidance of 10,000 to 11,000 EVs sold overall for the 2nd quarter.
As best we can calculate from registrations, no more than 2,100 plug-in sedans at best were sold in Europe through April and May; but from what we can tell the company did a rare “Euro-push” in the last couple days of June to easily beat previous efforts and topple the low end of its guidance target. On top of these sales of course is the numbers from Asia, unfortunately those reports have been fairly unreliable; we do however feel they are fairly insignificant in Q2 – perhaps between 500 and 1,000 units.
We aren’t really in the predicting business, but if we were, we think Tesla edged out guidance in Q2 easily by more than a few hundred units.
Here's my math:
North America: 6,900 (Inside EV's)
Europe: (818 April / 1064 May / 1500 June from Europe 2015 spreadsheet on TMC) 3,382
Asia: 1,000
ROW: 0 - 500
Total 11,200 - 11,500. Handily beat guidance of 10,500.
1500 June from Europe?
should be around 2000
check March number
So, this is what we have:
6900 - US (Inside EV was the most accurate last Q)
1882 - EU (Apr - May)
920 - EU (June - Norway - surprisingly lower number, Austria, Netherlands)
1000 - Asia (lowball prediction)
We're at 10702 with other EU numbers yet to report. I think Tesla will beat guidance of 10-11K. It won't be a HUGE beat though. That's how I am playing next 10 days.
Does Inside EV report U.S. or North America? I remember a debate about that but can't remember the conclusion. If they are only reporting U.S. then there would be more upside that's not included in your numbers. Either way it looks like we should be higher than the mid-point of guidance pretty easily.
Here's my math:
North America: 6,900 (Inside EV's)
Europe: (818 April / 1064 May / 1500 June from Europe 2015 spreadsheet on TMC) 3,382
Asia: 1,000
ROW: 0 - 500
Total 11,200 - 11,500. Handily beat guidance of 10,500.