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Tesla Daily: Tesla News & Analysis

Q4 Delivery & Production Forecast (11.11.20)

Tesla Daily: Tesla News & Analysis

Rob Maurer

Tech News, Technology, News

4.81.1K Ratings

🗓️ 11 November 2020

⏱️ 12 minutes

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Summary

➤ Rob Maurer provides in-depth forecast for Tesla’s Q4 2020 delivery and production numbers, explaining reasoning and context
➤ Tesla appears poised to crush expectations for Q4
➤ CPCA releases Giga Shanghai production numbers for October

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Disclosure: Rob Maurer is long TSLA stock & derivatives

Transcript

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0:00.0

Hey everybody Rob Maower here and today we are going to go through a detailed forecast for Q4 delivery and production numbers for Tesla.

0:15.0

The reason we're doing this today is because we finally have a critical piece of information

0:18.8

that can help inform this forecast and that is Gigafactory Shanghai production numbers from the China Passenger

0:24.2

Car Association.

0:25.7

So earlier this week we had talked about the Model 3 sales numbers in China for October,

0:30.1

but we didn't yet have the production numbers.

0:32.4

Those have now been released by the CPCA and they are very strong, I think even better than

0:36.5

the most bullish of forecasts that I have seen.

0:39.0

So October production out of Gigafactory Shanghai was reported to be 22,929 model 3s.

0:47.0

So to put the context around just how strong that number is, let's hop into my forecasting

0:51.2

spreadsheet.

0:52.2

If you haven't seen this yet just to orientate you, each

0:54.2

row is a different period of time, and then in each grouping of columns here I have production numbers,

0:59.2

so I have total production, Fremont production, Shanghai production, and then I break that down to a weekly level and a daily level.

1:06.4

Those production rates on a weekly and daily level are incredibly important because

1:10.2

sometimes Tesla has known downtime.

1:12.3

So looking at monthly or quarterly production doesn't because sometimes Tesla has known downtime.

1:12.5

So looking at monthly or quarterly production

1:14.8

doesn't really give us the full picture

1:16.4

that weekly or daily does.

1:18.0

And then on the color scheme here, gray numbers are known.

1:20.6

Those have been reported by Tesla or figured out by us with high, high confidence.

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