Tesla reports 25% rise in Q2 vehicle deliveries

Tesla released its second‑quarter production and delivery figures, indicating the company is rebounding after a challenging sales year in 2025. Between April and June, the automaker produced 451,758 vehicles, up roughly 10 percent from the 410,244 units manufactured in the same quarter a year earlier. The output consisted of 442,936 Model 3 and Model Y cars, alongside 8,822 units classified as “other vehicles,” which include the Cybertruck and the Tesla Semi. Earlier in the year, Tesla discontinued the Model S and Model X, narrowing its product lineup to focus on its high‑volume models.

Deliveries for the quarter reached 480,126 vehicles, surpassing the production total and signaling strong demand for the company’s streamlined offerings. The rise in both production and deliveries suggests that Tesla is beginning to recover from the sales slump experienced in 2025, positioning the firm for a more stable performance in the remainder of the fiscal year.