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Tesla (TSLA) reported on July 2 that its total deliveries of EVs gained 10.2% and production rose 8.8% in Q2 over Q1. This implies its free cash flow (FCF) could surge in its upcoming July 19 release of Q2 financials - a major bullish signal for TSLA stock.
The company said that deliveries reached 466,100 for Q2, compared to 422,875 in Q1. This was 2.2% higher than the 445,924 in deliveries that Wall Street was expecting for Q2, according to CNBC.