Tesla (TSLA) is expected to miss its delivery goal for the quarter and the full year 2024, according to industry analysts. Tesla hasn’t been releasing quarterly delivery goals for years. Instead, the automaker has been guiding a roughly 50% annual increase in deliveries, with some years less than that and others more.

The fourth quarter is ending and Tesla is attempting to shatter its previous delivery record. Analysts see the EV giant setting a new quarterly record for vehicle deliveries, but it remains to be seen whether that will be enough to propel the company to yearly unit delivery growth.

Analysts expect Tesla (TSLA) to deliver record-breaking Q4 numbers, with potential to surpass 484,507 units and set sights on 2 million deliveries in 2025.

Key Takeaways Tesla shares reversed course and edged lower Tuesday, continuing recent declines ahead of its fourth-quarter delivery report.Analysts expect the EV maker to report a record number of deliveries in the fourth quarter on Thursday,

It remains to be seen whether demand for Tesla vehicles will fall under the second Donald Trump administration. While the president-elect Trump has vowed to create a federal frame

Shares of Tesla, Inc. ($TSLA) rose in premarket trading on Tuesday, the final session for the year, signaling that the stock may snap a three-session slide. Retail mood, however, failed to find any traction.