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Tesla enters 2021 with a record-breaking number of e-vehicles

The company has beaten its previous record

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Tesla enters 2021 with a record-breaking number of e-vehicles. Source: pexels.com

Tesla has announced it managed to deliver 180,570 and manufacture 179,757 electric vehicles in Q4 2020.

In 2020, Tesla supplied 499,550 vehicles for the year, slightly missing its most recent goal of 500,000 vehicles.

The Q4 figures reflect a new high for Musk’s auto company, which set its previous record with deliveries in Q3 2020, hitting 139,300 then.

 

Tesla delivered 442,511 Model 3 and Model Y cars, while 454,932 of the vehicles were made. 57,039 Model S and Model X cars were delivered, while 54,805 such vehicles were made.

Besides, the company delivered 161,650 and manufactured 163,660 Model 3 and Model Y vehicles in Q4 2020. 18,920 Model S and X vehicles were also shipped by the automaker and 16,097 of them were made.

We’ve reported that Tesla enters India in early 2021.

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