The Tesla Model X has not shipped as many cars as they probably would have liked to. It was revealed on Thanksgiving just how behind Tesla really is on their Tesla Model X cars. Tesla Motors reportedly released six Founder’s Editions of the Model X on September 29th and only seven have been released since then which is absolutely astonishing.
THE TESLA MODEL X IS NOT WHAT WAS ANTICIPATED
Per details, there are only 13 Founder’s Editions of the Model X on the market, but there were apparently rumored to be more. However, this has obviously not come to fruition and Tesla Motors has not been able to release as many Model X’s as they have wanted to. Tesla has not revealed why production is so slow, but it is obvious that their intent is to produce more than just 13 cars. There is no way that that was the plan when they started making the Model X cars. There is good news for Tesla however as Dan Galves of Credit Suisse, says that Tesla’s shares have a five percent share increase and that Tesla will meet its shipment targets for the fourth quarter of the year. Hopefully, this prediction is correct because 13 cars released is just simply not going to do it. You would think that Tesla would be able to manufacture more than just 13 measly cars.
WILL THE TESLA MODEL X RIGHT THE SHIP?
Only time will tell and answer this question, but Tesla probably has a good idea if they will or not. January will be the next time where the world can see if Tesla succeeded and if they met their own personal quota. Reasons for their poor production are still unknown which makes this question even harder to answer. However, patience is a virtue in this case and Tesla must produce more cars in the fourth quarter of the year or it could be bad news for them.
