Tesla’s (TSLA.O) first-quarter deliveries are expected to be lower than in the December quarter as the electric-vehicle maker struggles with uneven demand and intensifying competition in key markets.
The Elon Musk-led EV maker is expected to report deliveries before the markets open on Thursday.
- Analysts polled by Visible Alpha expect Tesla to deliver about 368,900 vehicles in the January–March period, representing a sequential decline of 11.8 per cent but growth
