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Tesla Is Set to Hit Delivery Record in Rebound From Supply Strains
- Automaker seen reporting 358,000 global deliveries in quarter
- Total from prior period was down due to factory shutdowns
Workers unload Tesla Model 3 vehicles from a car carrier outside the company's delivery center in Marina Del Rey, California.
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Tesla Inc. is expected to announce record quarterly deliveries as the electric-vehicle giant tries to recover from supply-chain snarls that crimped output earlier this year.
The totals are poised for release this weekend once Tesla finishes sales at midnight Friday, the last day of the quarter. Deliveries are one of the most closely watched metrics by investors, underpinning Tesla’s financial results and offering a barometer for consumer demand for EVs.