Earlier this month, Tesla reported Q3 deliveries smashing the previous quarterly record by more than 24%.
Tesla has broken such records frequently for many years, and I’m projecting they’ll continue doing so (see S3XY chart):
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Tesla has broken such records frequently for many years, and I’m projecting they’ll continue doing so (see S3XY chart):
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But reality doesn’t fit the short sellers’ narrative, so @TESLACharts responded exactly as you’d expect: by picking cherries.
The best he could do is this chart. It shows 2020 sales in a country that’s home to less than 0.1% of the world’s population: Norway.
The best he could do is this chart. It shows 2020 sales in a country that’s home to less than 0.1% of the world’s population: Norway.
What’s misleading about that chart? Context.
Here’s how those 2 vehicles are selling in the context of other models, years, and nearby countries.
Note that Tesla sold more than 5x as many Model 3s in Norway last year (its first year of availability) as the ID.3 has sold so far.
Here’s how those 2 vehicles are selling in the context of other models, years, and nearby countries.
Note that Tesla sold more than 5x as many Model 3s in Norway last year (its first year of availability) as the ID.3 has sold so far.
Data courtesy: eu-EVs.com .
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