Citi sees below-consensus Q2 deliveries for Tesla
Citi analysts anticipate Tesla's Q2 deliveries to fall short of market expectations, estimating around 400,000 units compared to the consensus of 444,000.
"We view Tesla's biggest advantages as: (a) leading RoboTaxi HW & operating costs; (b) AI models (E2E) & training," highlights the Citi note. The key question, however, is whether Tesla can convince investors of a credible deployment roadmap for its autonomous vehicles.
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152270698 : yet he needs billions pay package
Dramericanjesus : There is zero chance Tesla sold 444k vehicles in Q2. They are lagging behind Q1 numbers in a lot of markets
bullrider_21OP 152270698: His heart is not in selling EVs anymore.
bullrider_21OP Dramericanjesus: There's a possibility of less than 400k like in Q1 numbers.
MonkeyGee : Citi swings like a xick. Telsa sends a few Tesla over and they will double the PT.