Whatever you may think of Tesla and Musk, you have to agree that they've accomplished something rather incredible.
Few would have thought this possible not that long ago:
* 185K vehicle deliveries in Q1, +109% versus a year ago [a]
* 2.7K supercharger stations, +41% versus a year ago
* 24.5K supercharger connectors, +44% versus a year ago
* 92 MW of solar generation deployed in Q1, +163% versus a year ago
* 445 MWh of solar storage deployed in Q1, +71% versus a year ago
* Revenues of $10.4B in Q1, +74% versus a year ago
* EBITDA of $1.8B in Q1, +94% versus a year ago
* Over $17B in cash on hand
* New S, X, Roadster, Cybertruck, and Semi models on the way
* Berlin, Texas, and Shangai-expansion gigafactories coming online
* Four additional gigafactories already in development
Wow. Just... wow.
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[a] And that figure understates growth, because it includes a 10K decline in S and X deliveries due to the upcoming launch of new S and X models.
Few would have thought this possible not that long ago:
* 185K vehicle deliveries in Q1, +109% versus a year ago [a]
* 2.7K supercharger stations, +41% versus a year ago
* 24.5K supercharger connectors, +44% versus a year ago
* 92 MW of solar generation deployed in Q1, +163% versus a year ago
* 445 MWh of solar storage deployed in Q1, +71% versus a year ago
* Revenues of $10.4B in Q1, +74% versus a year ago
* EBITDA of $1.8B in Q1, +94% versus a year ago
* Over $17B in cash on hand
* New S, X, Roadster, Cybertruck, and Semi models on the way
* Berlin, Texas, and Shangai-expansion gigafactories coming online
* Four additional gigafactories already in development
Wow. Just... wow.
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[a] And that figure understates growth, because it includes a 10K decline in S and X deliveries due to the upcoming launch of new S and X models.