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The total revenue for 2021 of the electric vehicle manufacturer, Tesla Motors, increased 70.7%, compared to that obtained in the previous year, totaling 53,823 million dollars.
Meanwhile, the company’s net profit soared 665.5%, going from 721 in 2020 to 5,519 million dollars in 2021.
The company listed on the NASDAQ presented its financial statements for the fourth quarter of 2021 and in that period, it registered an increase in the production of its 3/Y model of 79%, compared to the same quarter of the previous year, ending the production in 292,731 units, while its level of deliveries in said model increased 84 percent.
However, the production of its S/X model contracted 19% in the fourth quarter, placing its manufacturing level at 13,109 pieces, likewise, its total deliveries for this vehicle registered a decrease of 38%, with a total of 11,766. deliveries.
The company announced in its report that during the fourth quarter it launched a new user interface, which has a customizable application launcher and a simplified controls menu, as well as a live view of the car’s blind spot.
It added that it will increase its manufacturing capacity as quickly as possible. “Over a horizon of several years, we expect to achieve 50% annual average growth in vehicle deliveries. The rate of growth will depend on the capacity of our team, the operational efficiency, the capacity and stability of the supply chain”, reads its report.
Tesla mentioned that failures in supply chains are its main limitation and they expect this to continue until 2022. Tesla shares ended this Wednesday on the Nasdaq, at 937.41 dollars per share and gained 2.07% in their intraday session.
Tesla, after the close of the market, was down more than 5% on the recognition that there will be a shortage of chips in the future. Elon Musk’s company is worth $941.408 million.
termometro.economico@eleconomista.mx
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