Tesla is expected to report its highest-ever vehicle deliveries as it increased discounts and incentives to boost sales amid economic uncertainty and rising competition. Tesla is expected to report global deliveries of 445,000 vehicles in the second quarter, a 5% increase from the previous quarter. CEO Elon Musk s plan to increase sales faces challenges from competition and softening demand. Tesla has cut prices since January, eroding margins, and has increased discounts for vehicles in its inventory. It also offered incentives such as insurance subsidies and free supercharging to boost sales.
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