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You are here: Home / News / MyPR / Does the Electric Vehicle Industry Maintain What it Takes to Race Forward?

Does the Electric Vehicle Industry Maintain What it Takes to Race Forward?

27 July 2023 by Alan

Owning your own electric vehicle is no longer a dream for the far-off future, it is a possibility you could grab in the present. Government initiatives and support, more charging infrastructure, the fast development of battery technology, and our own aspirations to lessen our carbon footprint are helping to push the electronic vehicle industry to …

Owning your own electric vehicle is no longer a dream for the far-off future, it is a possibility you could grab in the present. Government initiatives and support, more charging infrastructure, the swiftly development of battery technology, and our own aspirations to lessen our carbon footprint are helping to push the electronic vehicle industry to current margins.

Tesla, Inc. has been leading the way in the industry since 2003 and the hype around its revolutionary products seems to secure louder every day.

Read on to find out how the latest from Tesla is shaping the industry into one that will become more accessible for everyone.

Tesla beat second-quarter delivery estimates

July opened with worthy news for Tesla as recent figures note it delivered a record number of cars for the second quarter of 2023. According to the numbers, the company delivered 466,140 vehicles from April to June, up 10% from the previous quarter, and 83% higher compared to the previous year. The handing over of vehicles even beat the average expectations of analysts polled by Refinitiv, who expected the delivery of cars to be only 445,000.

Could this mean that Tesla is on its way to delivering some of the highest number of models in the industry honest like last year?

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