Tesla's stock experienced a surge following its second-quarter delivery numbers surpassing analysts' expectations.
Tesla reported delivering 201,250 vehicles in Q2 2023, significantly outpacing the estimated 194,000 vehicles.
This success was attributed to strong demand for both Model 3 and Model Y vehicles, despite ongoing global supply chain challenge
The positive delivery figures contributed to renewed investor confidence, driving Tesla's stock price up in response to the favorable quarterly performance.
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Telsa was the biggest gainer on the S&P 500 for the second consecutive day Tuesday, with shares up 9.0% at $228.71 in mid-afternoon trading.