Asa Mathat D: All Things Digital- The California automaker, led by CEO Elon Musk, said it produced a record 87,048 vehicles in the second quarter. It also delivered around 95,200 vehicles for another record.
Tesla shares surged 8% in late Tuesday trading after the electric automaker reported quarterly delivery figures that topped Wall Street's expectations. The company's strong showing was widely expected, and followed last quarter's disappointing quarterly results that have fanned analyst fears of demand concerns.
Tesla said it produced a record 87,048 vehicles during the second quarter and delivered around 95,200 vehicles, also a record.
"We believe we are well positioned to continue growing total production and deliveries in Q3," the company said.This story is developing. Please refresh for updates.
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