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This is largely due to the Model Y refresh. March numbers are pretty strong, even in Europe. Not that I support his behavior, especially his position on Ukraine
by graycrow 2y ago
This is largely due to the Model Y refresh. March numbers are pretty strong, even in Europe. Not that I support his behavior, especially his position on Ukraine, but facts are facts.
- bryanlarsen 2y agoIf Tesla was production constrained, this would be significant. ~3 weeks less production in a quarter is a lot. However, Tesla is not production constrained. There is essentially no delivery backlog for the new Model Y; essentially everybody that wanted one got one. Being able to make more cars in the quarter wouldn't have significantly affected deliveries.
- _ea1k 2y agoDespite an upcharge, there was virtually no inventory and the regular priced versions won't launch until tomorrow (probably). Lots of people with orders weren't able to take delivery in March. Model Y was clearly supply constrained for the quarter.
- square_usual 2y agohttps://archive.ph/6tgod#selection-2179.0-2182.0 https://archive.ph/6tgod#selection-2179.0-2182.0
- piva00 2y agoI can't find the March numbers, care to share a source?
- gamblor956 2y agoThe facts are that Tesla sales dropped even more in Europe than they did in the U.S. even after the Model Y refresh hit local markets.
- m463 2y agoI think the older Model Ys with "normal" headlights were nicer looking, and they had turn signal and drive-select stalks.