Tesla is hitting the ground running as Q2 begins after breakout first quarter

Despite setting new records and proving skeptics wrong from the first quarter, Tesla appears to be determined to hit the ground running to the next quarter. This has been hinted at recently in videos from the Fremont Factory, and this remains filled with vehicles being accumulated and shipped for deliveries. 

A few days past, drone operator and Tesla community member Gabor Karakas captured footage from the Fremont Factory’s holding tons, showing that they were mostly empty after the company’s end-of-quarter shipping blitz. The movie indicated that Tesla already hauled the previous batch of vehicles from the Fremont Factory for their respective customers or shops. 

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Tesla has replenished the Fremont Factory’s holding a lot quickly. According to recent movies shared by Tesla investor David Zhao, the Fremont Factory’s car holding a lot are filled with Model 3 and Model Y vehicles once more. The sight of Tesla’s holding a lot is very encouraging since it hints at Tesla’s extreme focus to provide much more automobiles in the next quarter. 

Tesla’s first-quarter was one for the books. The first quarter generally yields soft consequences for automakers. Tesla’s first-quarter place new records, with the company producing over 180,000 vehicles along with delivering over 184,000 automobiles in Q1. Tesla managed to beat Wall Street estimates despite an ongoing chip deficit in the auto market also. Aside from this, Tesla shut down the Model S and Model X lines at the first quarter to Get Ready for the Model S and Model X refresh. 

Recent videos of this Fremont Factory indicate that Tesla is looking to overtake its Q1 numbers in the next quarter. Such a feat would be possible, assuming the Fremont Factory remains at its optimum operations and the company starts refresh Model S and Model X deliveries. Any advancements from Gigafactory Shanghai would probably help Tesla make history in the next quarter also. 

Tesla CEO Elon Musk has not provided an exact amount for the company’s goal vehicle deliveries for this season. But he did state that Tesla’s growth rate that year be in excess of 50 percent in contrast to 2020. Viewing as Tesla delivered half a million cars this past year, Musk may be aiming for its company to deliver over 750,000 EVs in 2021. Wedbush’s Dan Ives recently noted that he anticipates Tesla to provide over 850,000 automobiles this season.

Watch a current movie of Tesla’s Fremont Factory at the movie below. 

#tesla Fremont new car loading zone is busy and full, no fracture after a breakout Q1 shipping! @hikingskiing @vincent13031925 @heydave7 @SawyerMerritt @jasondebolt @truth_tesla pic.twitter.com/WuJwFULoyo

— David Zhao (@davidzhao365) April 5, 2021

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