Hey everybody Rob Maurer, we're here and today we've got new insight on some recent reporting around Elon Musk.

We've also got new data out of China

an update on gigamexco and more. Not a strong day for Tesla stock today

closing down 2.3% to $234.96 cents while the NASDAQ rallied back and

did finish up about one-tenth

of a percent on the debt. We'll start off with a couple updates out of China.

We are starting to get the final December numbers broken out so previously we

had the whole sales figure. We now have that broken down between retail or domestic sales and exported

vehicles for the month and also the model 3 and model Y breakdown between the wholesale

sales figure. We'll start with retail sales though almost 76,000 vehicles sold domestically in China in

December. It's a strong way to close the year this is nearly a record month for

Tesla in China following a couple thousand vehicles short but this does move

Q4 as a whole to almost 170,000 sales in China for the

quarter and that is a record quarter by about 8% over the previous record.

Nice to see such a strong end to the year for Tesla in China.

For exports we have about 18,000 vehicles exported in December, and then for wholesale sales we can

see the breakout between Model Y and Model 3.

At first glance, nothing too notable 31,981 Model 3, at first glance nothing too notable 3

3, 62,158 model Y, but that model 3 number that is a record

wholesale sales figure for the model 3. We already had a pretty good idea about this but more

evidence that model three high land production after that transition

continues to be quite strong. And then because this is December we now have the full

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