Trying times: The body of a Tesla Model S is transported by an automated crane at a factory in California. The firm faces supply chain challenges and factory shutdowns. — Reuters
NEW YORK: Tesla Inc delivered 254,695 cars worldwide in the second quarter, snapping a two-year streak of gains, as a Covid-related shutdown at its factory in Shanghai crimped production.
The results, posted Saturday, missed a forecast of 261,181 vehicle deliveries based on an average of analyst estimates compiled by Bloomberg.
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