Global Equities Research analyst Trip Chowdhry recently spent some time doing his typical Tesla factory analysis, and he's incredibly bullish about the electric automaker's outlook regarding production, shipping, and deliveries in Q12022.

Chowdhry went so far as to say Tesla's momentum is "extremely solid" for the quarter. He also noted that he expects Tesla's numbers to exceed those posted in Q42021, which would likely come as a huge surprise to many people.

For those unaware, Tesla typically has stronger quarters as the year moves on, with the fourth quarter being the big push to the end. This means, when Q1deliveries are announced each year, and they're much lower than the fourth quarter they follow, there's always talk about the demand for Tesla's vehicles falling off a cliff.

It's not uncommon for any automaker to post impressive sales for Q4and then follow them up with a drop for Q1If Tesla is able to prove that it can produce and deliver just as many vehicles early this year as it did at the end of last year, it will be impressive, though delivering more in Q12022 than Q42021 may almost seem like an anomaly. In addition, if Tesla's Q12022 really turns out to be so strong, it can only suggest that the year as a whole could be huge for the electric automaker as well.

According to Teslarati, Chowdry re-confirmed a $1,500 target and an overweight rating for Tesla's shares after noting that Model S Plaid deliveries could rise by some 15 percent for Q12022, which means Tesla will be able to take better advantage of the Plaid's high margins.

Source: Reposted and Summarized from Steven Loveday at insideevs.

My Take: Production and deliveries are going to rise for at least the next five years for Tesla. Assuming the macro environment allows it.

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Global Equities Research analyst Trip Chowdhry recently spent some time doing his typical Tesla factory analysis, and he's incredibly bullish about the electric automaker's outlook regarding production, shipping, and deliveries in Q12022.

Chowdhry went so far as to say Tesla's momentum is "extremely solid" for the quarter. He also noted that he expects Tesla's numbers to exceed those posted in Q42021, which would likely come as a huge surprise to many people.

For those unaware, Tesla typically has stronger quarters as the year moves on, with the fourth quarter being the big push to the end. This means, when Q1deliveries are announced each year, and they're much lower than the fourth quarter they follow, there's always talk about the demand for Tesla's vehicles falling off a cliff.

It's not uncommon for any automaker to post impressive sales for Q4and then follow them up with a drop for Q1If Tesla is able to prove that it can produce and deliver just as many vehicles early this year as it did at the end of last year, it will be impressive, though delivering more in Q12022 than Q42021 may almost seem like an anomaly. In addition, if Tesla's Q12022 really turns out to be so strong, it can only suggest that the year as a whole could be huge for the electric automaker as well.

According to Teslarati, Chowdry re-confirmed a $1,500 target and an overweight rating for Tesla's shares after noting that Model S Plaid deliveries could rise by some 15 percent for Q12022, which means Tesla will be able to take better advantage of the Plaid's high margins.

Source: Reposted and Summarized from Steven Loveday at insideevs.

My Take: Production and deliveries are going to rise for at least the next five years for Tesla. Assuming the macro environment allows it.

Re Posted From: Tesla Deliveries Are Extremely Solid For Q1

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