Tesla’s vehicle deliveries rebounded by 25% to 480,000 in the second quarter, following a sales slump in 2025, the company said on Thursday.
Out of the deliveries, 468,000 were Model 3 or Model Y vehicles, while 12,000 were other models including the Cybertruck, Model X and Model S. Tesla discontinued the Model X and Model S during the second quarter. Tesla’s energy storage business also reported deploying 13.5 gigawatt hours worth of batteries in the second quarter, a 41% year-over-year jump.
Makers of electric vehicles and plug-in hybrids have benefitted from surging gas prices this year due to the Iran War, even as other U.S. automakers beyond Tesla have been refocusing on combustion vehicles. Tesla is due to report financial results for the second quarter on July 22. Despite the rebound in deliveries, Tesla shares were down 7% on Thursday. #Auto Future #Robotics Revolution 🦾🤖🦿
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