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Tesla falls short of analysts' expectations. Q4 deliveries below forecasts

6:22 PM 2 January 2023

Tesla reported that deliveries for the fourth quarter of 2022 totaled 405,278 vehicles against expectations of 420,760 vehicles. Model S and Model X deliveries totaled 17,147 units against expectations of 18,578 units. 

As for the production of new vehicles, here the figures fare better. The company produced 439,701 vehicles in Q4 against 438,840 expected by analysts surveyed by Bloomberg. Production of S/X models totaled 20,613 versus 18,611 expected, and 3 and Y models totaled 419,088 versus 411,828 expected. 

Deliveries and production in Q4 2022. source: Bloomberg

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