InsideEVs January Estimates, Consumer Reports Owner Satisfaction Survey, Long Range Single Motor Model 3, Moody’s (02.01.19)

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🗓️ 2 February 2019

⏱️ 10 minutes

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Summary

– InsideEVs publishes their January US electric vehicle delivery estimates
– Consumer Reports’ March 2019 magazine shows results of 2018 owner satisfaction survey
– Long range single motor Model 3 make a reappearance for China
– Moody’s upgrades small amount of Tesla lease trust notes

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome to the Friday February 1st 2019 edition of Tesla Daily on
0:11.7	official Tesla Podcast.
0:13.4	My name is Robeower.
0:14.2	Today we're catching up on a few miscellaneous news items,
0:16.7	including Inside E. V.
0:18.3	Model 3 estimates for January.
0:20.3	Apologies for missing last night's episode.
0:22.3	I ended up having to work a little bit late, so
0:24.8	couldn't quite get to it, but it was pretty light on news anyway, kind of following earnings,
0:29.6	and today I think kind of the same. That being said, Tesla on the day today did finish up 1.69% to
0:35.0	$312.21 so it seems to have shaken off the Depoc retirement news. I think the closing
0:42.0	price was higher than we saw at any point during the earnings report or during the conference call so
0:46.3	Happy to see that improvement in the stock the markets were mixed today but the NASDAQ closed down 0.25%.
0:53.2	Just a handful of quick stories to catch up on today.
0:55.4	Probably the one that drove the most headlines was inside EVs,
0:59.2	estimate for January electric vehicle deliveries in the United States.
1:03.0	Now, as I say, every time that we talk about these,
1:05.0	these are just estimates, and remember,
1:07.6	they were heavily used to try to figure out
1:09.4	when Tesla was gonna hit the tax credit phase out,
1:12.0	and that led to a lot of inaccurate estimates.
1:14.3	So I do think they are pretty reasonable estimates
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