Tesla Q4 Earnings Preview: Margins Likely To Slip Again
Tesla’s Q4 earnings are on tap after the market close on January 24. We look at what Tesla investors need to know for Q4, as well as a few red flags for Q1 and Q2.
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Tesla’s Q4 earnings are on tap after the market close on January 24. We look at what Tesla investors need to know for Q4, as well as a few red flags for Q1 and Q2.
Tesla made the Model Y more affordable across a number of European countries this week, following an earlier price reduction applied in China.
In Norway, where nearly 1 in 4 vehicles are electric, drivers are accustomed to taking steps to increase efficiency in cold weather. Longer lines at charging stations in winter have become less of an issue as Norway has built more charging ports and the majority of electric vehicle owners have their own charging stations at home. Cold weather is likely to be less of an issue as companies update electric vehicle models and innovate to solve the challenges posed by extreme temperatures.
Tesla cut prices for its Model Y cars in markets across Europe, not long after announcing similar price cuts for its Model 3 and Model Y cars in China.
Tesla lowered prices for its Model Y electric vehicles in Germany a week after it made similar reductions in China.