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Tesla posts record global deliveries in Q4, but falls short of expectations
For the full year 2022, Tesla delivered 1,313,851 vehicles globally, up 40.38 percent from 935,950 vehicles in 2021.
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NIO lowers guidance for Q4 deliveries, citing challenges from Covid outbreak
NIO now expects to deliver 38,500 to 39,500 vehicles in the fourth quarter, down 4,500-8,500 units from its previously issued guidance of 43,000-48,000 vehicles.
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BMW's BEV sales in China up 65% in first 3 quarters
BMW did not release specific figures for its BEV sales in China.
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Tesla global deliveries hit record high in Q3, but fall short of expectations
Tesla delivered a record 343,830 vehicles globally in the third quarter, but missed analysts' expectations of about 357,900 vehicles.
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Tesla's global deliveries drop in Q2, blames factors beyond its control
Tesla highlighted June as the highest month in its history for car production, hinting that its deliveries are expected to rebound in the following quarters.
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NEVs account for 47% of car sales in Shanghai in Q1
Even though the price of NEVs generally rose by RMB 5,000 to RMB 10,000, they still accounted for nearly half of sales in the first quarter, according to the CPCA.
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Tesla delivers 310,048 vehicles globally in Q1, up 68% year-on-year
Tesla's production in the first quarter was slightly lower than the fourth quarter of last year due to supply chain challenges and plant shutdowns.
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Tesla beats expectations with record 308,600 global deliveries in Q4
The delivery figure was well above analysts' expectations of 263,000 vehicles.
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Tesla delivered record 201,250 vehicles globally in Q2
That was below analyst estimates of 204,160 in a Bloomberg survey and the FactSet consensus of 207,000, but above the 200,258 in a Reuters poll.
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NIO vehicle insurance registrations up 420% year-on-year in Q1
Among the premium brands in the Chinese market, NIO ranked fourth with an average sales price of RMB 428,000 ($65,400) in the first quarter.
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