Tesla beats Wall Street expectations to produce record number of vehicles
by Kari Paul from Technology | The Guardian on (#6D40T)
Report comes amid concerns Elon Musk, who owns SpaceX, Neuralink and Twitter, is spread too thin
Tesla narrowly beat Wall Street expectations in the second quarter of 2023, but shares began to fall in after hours trading following an earnings call that offered shareholders little reassurance surrounding Tesla's promised Cybertruck release and other production concerns.
Revenue for the quarter topped $24.97bn compared with analyst predictions of $24.7bn.
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