Finally some good news for Elon Musk: Tesla once again breaks the record for cars manufactured and sold

Tesla already sells cars at the rate of a top gasoline-powered maker. And that’s great news for the environment…and for Elon Musk.

Tesla has once again broken the record for cars manufactured and sold in a quarterand it is already close to the magic number of 500,000 vehicles in three months. You have to thank the price’s drop… and Joe Biden’s grant policy.

Elon Musk continues to lurch on Twitter. This weekend is in the eye of the hurricane, for adding limits to the number of tweets you can see. The complaints have been so great that in just one day he has rectified, raising the limits. But users ask to remove them.

Luckily for him, things are going better at Tesla. As reported TechCrunchin it second quarter of 2023 Tesla has manufactured 479,000 electric cars, and has sold 466,140 units. It is a record number in both cases, which places Tesla among the manufacturers of cars that sell the most in the world, whether or not they are electric.

At this rate, Tesla could be close to selling 2 million electric cars in 2023. That’s an 83% increase year over year.

Breaking down sales, 460,211 units are for the Model 3 and Y and 19,489 units for the Model S and X. Another important fact is that Half of all those sales were in China..

Why does Tesla sell so much?

Until recently, Tesla he was content to sell 100,000 cars each quarter. But as we see the figures have quadrupled. What has happened?

First of all, Tesla has dramatically improved its productionboth in the flows in the assembly line, and in the opening of new gigafactories in different cities of the world.

has been key the drop in prices, close to 20%which Tesla announced a few months ago, and which has forced other brands to do the same.

Finally, the experts cite electric car subsidy policy carried out by the government of Joe Biden. Ironically, a president that Musk has mocked more than once.

Electric car buyers receive up to $7,500 in state grants.

He record number of electric cars manufactured and sold by Tesla in the second quarter of 2023, is great news for the environment, and for Elon Musk. Hopefully the streak lasts…