Tesla has released its numbers for the fourth quarter of 2023, and it’s good for the company, but annoying for the rest of us.
Good results
“Tesla managed to produce 20 million 4680 battery cells,” we began when the manufacturer revealed its data for the third quarter. “At the current rate of battery production, Tesla will be able to produce 1,200 cars per week, but as Electrek pointed out: “We can halve this figure for when we talk about the production of the Cybertruck which has a battery pack of around 130 kWh, but keep in mind that the number is only an estimate of the electric pickup’s capacity,” we added at the time.
This time Tesla can boast a record of deliveries: the company managed to increase deliveries by 38% and ended with 1.81 million deliveries, while “production increased by 35% compared to a year ago”, yes reads in the press release.
Here’s how to order a Cybertruck
Group three models in the “other” category.
Annoyingly, the company now lumps the Model 3 and Y together and places the X, S and Cybertruck under “other models.” Unsurprisingly, X and S sell much worse than 3 and Y: 3 starts at NOK 379,990, Y starts at NOK 419,990, while
In any case, this probably means that we won’t find out, at least not in quarterly reports, how Tesla will achieve sales of the Cybertruck. However, we expect them to commercialize the data if it is good. Tesla has allowed the very first customers, mainly in California and Texas, to pre-order the Cybertruck, but only special models can be ordered starting from 1.1 million NOK.
2024-01-03 10:07:07
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