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Tesla Announces Q4 Units: ~1,400-1,700 Model 3s produced in December

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Tesla Q4 2017 Vehicle Production and Deliveries (NASDAQ:TSLA)

1,550 Model 3 sold in Q4. 712 had been sold through November, but 222 were in Q3. Plus 850 "in Transit". Now we know that some of the December sold units were produced in November or earlier, so probably about 1,400-1,700 units produced in December.

Tesla indicates final days of December saw a production rate that extrapolates to >1,000 per week. Also indicates that production rate will slowly ramp in 1Q18 to end up about 2,500 units per week by 3/31.

Oops title should have reflected the 1,400 to 1,700 estimate not 1,698, but can't edit.
 
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Tesla Q4 2017 Vehicle Production and Deliveries (NASDAQ:TSLA)

1,550 Model 3 sold in Q4. 712 had been sold through November, but 222 were in Q3. Plus 850 "in Transit". Now we know that some of the December sold units were produced in November or earlier, so probably about 1,400-1,700 units produced in December.

Tesla indicates final days of December saw a production rate that extrapolates to >1,000 per week. Also indicates that production rate will slowly ramp in 1Q18 to end up about 2,500 units per week by 3/31.

Oops title should have reflected the 1,400 to 1,700 estimate not 1,698, but can't edit.


Nice. If all goes well and the company looks like it is remaining solid we will probably order a model 3 in January 2019 with hopes of seeing it first part of 2020.
 
Ugh, I have no faith left in Elon's ability to deliver on deadlines. Hopefully he gets a human to Mars by 2100.

Keeping the early morning day 1 reservation for now, but my enthusiasm for this car continues to wane... if Acura's upcoming 2019 RDX redesign delivers on looks, a 4-cylinder, and becomes available for us to purchase before the 3, I'm gone.
 
It's gonna be Q2, so $7500 good until Sep

I agree. If we take the post-Q3 info (140k sold in US by Tesla through 9/30, source Electrek) and add in 15k S/X for Q4 US (a bit over 50% of 30k sold per today's announcement), that's 155k. I guesstimated the ramp through Q4 2018 here based on today's guidance, and that gives a total of 25k Model 3 through Q1 of 2018. Add another 15k S/X for Q1 and we're now at 155k + 25k + 15k = 195k. It's possible they exceed that, but I don't think they will hit 200k in Q1.

At this point I'd bank on them hitting 200k in early Q2, meaning the credit will remain $7500 until 9/30/2018.