This morning, Tesla published its production and delivery numbers for the third quarter of the year. We’ve heard the same story for a while, one of diminishing sales as customers tire of a stale product lineup and are repulsed by the politics of the company’s CEO. But Q3 2025 tells a different tale. It’s been a good three months for the beleaguered automaker, one that appears to have cleared out a lot of old inventory.
Tesla built a total of 447,450 electric vehicles between July and September this year. That’s actually a 4.8 percent decrease compared to the same three months last year.
The Models 3 and Y production lines saw less of a slowdown—Tesla built 435,826 of these EVs, a 1.8 percent decline on last year. But the Models S and X, grouped together with the US-only Cybertruck, saw the greatest cutbacks. Just 11,624 of these collected models were produced, a 55.1 percent decrease compared to Q3 2024.
It’s great to see Tesla bouncing back with impressive sales numbers in Q3. The increase in deliveries is a positive sign for the company and its future growth. Exciting times ahead for electric vehicles!
Absolutely, it’s encouraging to see Tesla’s resilience in the market! The boost in deliveries could also reflect growing consumer interest in electric vehicles as more charging infrastructure becomes available. It will be interesting to see how this trend continues in the upcoming quarters.
really indicate growing consumer confidence in electric vehicles. Additionally, it might be interesting to consider how their new models and features are attracting more buyers, contributing to this turnaround.
Absolutely, it does reflect a positive shift in consumer attitudes toward EVs. The increase in sales despite production challenges shows that more people are willing to invest in sustainable technology. It’ll be interesting to see how this trend continues as infrastructure for EVs improves.