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They're now at a 1,864,560 run-rate and delivered 889,015 in the first 2 quarters of 2023.
They're at a 1.9m runrate in terms of production. The difference between production and deliveries was under 3% (13k vehs). With continued production growth in q3 and q4 we are on track to comfortably hit elons target of 1.8m vehs produced this year and more than likely we will hit production just over 2m with 1.8m+ vehs delivered for the year.

As farzad mentioned the strong production and delivery numbers should be good for margins. Factor in a reduction in the delivery wave and a corresponding reduction in delivery costs and we should enjoy a positive earnings call.

Outstanding job by the Tesla team!
 
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S/X production and deliveries both up 19% from Q2 last year
3/Y production up 90% from Q2 last year
3/Y deliveries up 87% from Q2 last year
Total production up 86% from Q2 last year
Total deliveries up 83% from Q2 last year

I really despise the coverage given to analysts' guesswork. When a company makes 90% more cars than the year before, it ought to be universally good news. Instead they will be compared to third parties' guesswork and open to manipulation.
 
They're at a 1.9m runrate in terms of production. The difference between production and deliveries was under 3% (13k vehs). With continued production growth in q3 and q4 we are on track to comfortably hit elons target of 1.8m vehs produced this year and more than likely we will hit production just over 2m with 1.8m+ vehs delivered for the year.

As farzad mentioned the strong production and delivery numbers should be good for margins. Factor in a reduction in the delivery wave and a corresponding reduction in delivery costs and we should enjoy a positive earnings call.

Outstanding job by the Tesla team!

On average since 2019, Tesla deliverd 1.42 times as many cars in the second half of the year as in the first half.
Using this factor for 2023, we´d get to full year deliveries of... drumroll...

2.15 million

:oops:😍

Just an educated guess. Could be totally different this year.