Compared to the Q1 2017 the numbers are down on the S and X.
Q1 '16 production: 15,510 deliveries: 12,420
Q2 '16 production: 18,345 deliveries: 14,370
Q3 '16 production: 25,185 deliveries: 24,500
Q4 '16 production: 24,884 deliveries: 22,200
Q1 '17 production: 25,418 deliveries: 25,000
Q2 '17 production: 25,708 deliveries: 22,000
Q3 '17 production: 25,076 deliveries: 25,930
Q4 '17 production: 22,140 deliveries: 28,320
Q1 '18 production: 24,728 deliveries: 21,800
Production YoY changed -2.8% 690 units, less than 2 days production, and Q1 '18 deliveries were affected by Q4 '17's high delivery number
So I'll stick which my statement that S/X production is right in the range where it has been.
Reading back, I though the Q2 '16 report very familiar:
Tesla produced 18,345 vehicles in Q2, an increase of 20% from Q1, and exited the quarter consistently producing just under 2,000 vehicles per week. Due to the steep production ramp, almost half of the quarter's production occurred in the final four weeks.
With continued productivity improvements, Tesla expects output to reach 2,200 vehicles per week in Q3 and 2,400 vehicles per week in Q4. Current order rate trends and backlog support production at those levels. In total, Tesla expects to produce and deliver about 50,000 vehicles during the second half of 2016, approximately equal to all of 2015.