Tesla shipped over 405,000 vehicles during Q4 2022, setting an all-time record.

Tesla sold 405,278 electrified vehicles in the final three months 2022, according to the automaker. announced on Monday. Although this number is a new company record, it was still below Wall Street estimates. The consensus reached this conclusion as recently as December 30, 2010. among most analysts The goal was to deliver 418,000 Tesla vehicles in Q4. In the same time period last year, Tesla had shipped 308,600 cars.

Tesla says that Model 3 and Model Y accounted the largest portion of company deliveries for the fourth quarter of 2022. 388.131 of those vehicles made it to consumers before year’s end. The Model S and Model X, which are more expensive, accounted for only 17,147 deliveries. Tesla set a new record by producing 439,701 vehicles during the fourth quarter.

Tesla’s 2022 end could have been better, it’s safe to say. Even without considering how much Elon Musk has accomplished. takeover of Twitter Tesla was facing logistical and macroeconomic challenges that threatened to slow its growth, which has caused severe damage to the company. They did. earlier in the yearCOVID-19 China’s restrictions on Tesla forced Tesla to stop and reduce its production at Shanghai Gigafactory. Tesla also closed the facility The company also faced concerns during the last week in December. weakening demand The world’s largest automotive market. Tesla also struggled to secure transportation for finished vehicles during Q4.

Separately, Elon Musk’s handling of Twitter And repeat Tesla stock selloffs The shares’ value dropped drastically. The stock dropped 33 percent in December (and 45 percent over six months), before rising in anticipation of Tesla’s fourth quarter numbers. Tesla will release its Q4 results on January 25th, and its annual Investor Day presentation is scheduled for March 1st.

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