
- Tesla’s vehicle deliveries in Turkey and Norway last month were ten times the volume sold in Germany despite being minor in size when compared with Europe’s largest economy. While this sudden spike in sales helped the company meet Q2 delivery estimates, it could be a sign that Tesla is in need of an outlet valve to prevent production cuts at plants such as its gigafactory near Berlin.
After Tesla stunned the market on Wednesday with quarterly sales that were nowhere near as bad as feared, investors are racking their brains trying to figure out where tens of thousands of cars suddenly appeared.