Hello and welcome to the Wednesday January 3rd 2018 edition of Tesla Daily Unofficial

Tesla Podcast. My name is Rob Maower and today we are talking about Q4 delivery and production numbers that were released by Tesla this afternoon.

On the day Tesla stock closed down 1.02% to $317.25 as compared to the NASDAQ up 0.84%.

But more importantly after the market closed, Tesla was down further, another 2.07% to $310.69 after the delivery and production numbers came out.

Supercharger Network update, we are currently at 1,134 supercharging locations with five new stations

opening up in China and one new station opening up in Mexico.

Okay, so today is the day that we got the news that we've been waiting for for a while

and that is Q4 delivery and production

information as well as an update on model 3 production rate. If you're kind of

new to this and you've just seen the articles out there on this update you can

always find the update from Tesla at iR dot Tesla.com.

That's where it's going to be posted first and that's where everyone else is getting the information

from. I'll quickly recap the numbers here and then we can go into a little bit more analysis on what this means for Tesla.

So in Q4, Tesla delivered 15,200 model S, 13,120 model X, and 1,550 Model 3's.

Cumulatively that adds up to 29,870 vehicles,

which is a record setting quarter for Tesla.

Model S and Model X combined were 28,320 vehicles, which is actually up 9% to Q3, which was previously

the best quarter for Model S and Model X.

This beat guidance of 27,000 vehicles, which would have put Tesla at 100,000 Model S and Model X for the year.

So they finished the year at 101,312 Model S plus Model X vehicles.

That's up 33 percent to 2016 and up 100%, so doubling from 2015.

I had guessed that they would come in around guidance of 27,000, so I'm pleased to see that they

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