Tesla (TSLA, Financial) is set to release its fourth-quarter and annual delivery and production report. Analysts predict deliveries will surpass the previous year's record of 484,507 vehicles, estimating around 506,763 deliveries in Q4. The Model 3 and Model Y are expected to account for 476,398 of these, with the rest from other models. Enhanced demand, particularly in China, has bolstered Tesla's delivery channels. The company offers incentives in the US and globally, including zero-interest financing for new Model 3 and Y purchases.
To exceed the 2023 target of 1.8 million deliveries, Tesla needs to deliver approximately 515,000 vehicles in Q4. Despite anticipated lower yearly delivery than expected in 2023, analysts remain confident in growth for 2025, projecting over 2 million deliveries. Tesla's energy storage deployment is also noteworthy, expected at 9.1 GWh this quarter. Focus now shifts to Tesla's upcoming earnings call for more insights.
