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Tesla earnings preview: Chip shortages in focus after EV maker's record Q3 deliveries
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This brought year-to-date deliveries to about 627,500 — already well above the nearly 500,000 deliveries Tesla posted in all of 2020. Deliveries serve as one of the most closely watched metrics at Tesla as a signal of electric-vehicle demand.</p>\n<p>Tesla's deliveries, which topped Wall Street's quarterly estimates and grew more than 70% over last year,stood in stark contrast to the disappointing sales results from a number of legacy automakers. General Motors (GM) said it delivered 446,997 vehicles in the third quarter, representing a plunge of 32.8% over last year as chip shortages resulted in weeks-long production disruptions.And American Honda sales tumbled 10.9% over last year, coming in worse than the 6.7% drop Wall Street analysts were expecting, based on Bloomberg data.</p>\n<p>Tesla, however, has also contended with supply chain disruptions due to global semiconductor shortages, and vehicle deliveries during the third-quarter outpaced production. And during the company's annual meeting earlier this month, Tesla CEO Elon Musk also highlighted that supply-side challenges were coming from multiple fronts.</p>\n<p>\"This year has been just a constant struggle with parts supply ... We're just basically limited by multiple supply chain shortages, like so many supply chains of so many types, not just chips,\" Musk said. \"We should be through our severe supply chain shortages in '23. I'm optimistic that that will be the case.\"</p>\n<p>Musk also added at the time that he expected Tesla's new Cybertruck would start production by the end of next year before reaching volume production in 2023, and that he was \"hopeful\" the Semi and Roadster would start production that year as well.</p>\n<p>As Tesla looks to ramp production further over the long-run, commentary around the build-out of the company's Austin and Berlin Gigafactories will also be closely watched in Wednesday's report and earnings call, in addition to remarks about output at existing facilities. Tesla said during its annual meeting that its Shanghai Gigafactory, which began ramping production at the start of 2020, is now producing more vehicles than its flagship plant in Fremont.</p>\n<p>\"Going forward, cutting the red ribbon on Austin and Berlin over the coming months will be key as more supply comes online for Tesla with demand currently outstripping supply for Tesla by roughly 30k vehicles and thus speaking to wait times for cars trending (Model Y) into next spring within the U.S. and Europe,\" Wedbush's analyst Dan Ives wrote in a note earlier this week.</p>\n<p>\"We believe in the month of September alone Tesla delivered roughly 150k vehicles and is a clear indicator of this green tidal wave taking hold for Musk & Co. across the board,\" he added. \"We believe China demand rebounded in the quarter and is clear indicator of the step up in EV demand taking place globally with China leading the way.\"</p>","source":"yahoofinance_sg","collect":0,"html":"<!DOCTYPE html>\n<html>\n<head>\n<meta http-equiv=\"Content-Type\" content=\"text/html; 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This brought year-to-date deliveries to about 627,500 — already well above the nearly 500,000 deliveries Tesla posted in all of 2020. Deliveries serve as one of the most closely watched metrics at Tesla as a signal of electric-vehicle demand.\nTesla's deliveries, which topped Wall Street's quarterly estimates and grew more than 70% over last year,stood in stark contrast to the disappointing sales results from a number of legacy automakers. General Motors (GM) said it delivered 446,997 vehicles in the third quarter, representing a plunge of 32.8% over last year as chip shortages resulted in weeks-long production disruptions.And American Honda sales tumbled 10.9% over last year, coming in worse than the 6.7% drop Wall Street analysts were expecting, based on Bloomberg data.\nTesla, however, has also contended with supply chain disruptions due to global semiconductor shortages, and vehicle deliveries during the third-quarter outpaced production. And during the company's annual meeting earlier this month, Tesla CEO Elon Musk also highlighted that supply-side challenges were coming from multiple fronts.\n\"This year has been just a constant struggle with parts supply ... We're just basically limited by multiple supply chain shortages, like so many supply chains of so many types, not just chips,\" Musk said. \"We should be through our severe supply chain shortages in '23. 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