Tesla's Musk to Employees: Floor It Into the Third Quarter
Tesla's (TSLA) - Get Free Report Elon Musk is not giving away his shot.
Musk has told Tesla employees that it's “all hands on deck” to produce and sell as many of the company’s electric cars as possible before Sept. 30, the end of the third quarter.
“We have a shot at a record quarter for vehicle deliveries, but will have to rally hard to achieve it. Please consider vehicle deliveries to be absolute top priority,” Musk said in an email titled, "All hands on deck!" sent to employees over the weekend.
The internal battle cry comes as Tesla preps for its highly anticipated “Battery Day” - which will serve both as a platform for several announcements, including a better-performing and less-expensive “million mile” battery and more detail about its futuristic Cybertruck, but also include details about the company’s overall performance.
Tesla delivered a record 112,000 vehicles in the fourth quarter of 2019 before the coronavirus pandemic shuttered the U.S. economy and put non-essential spending plans on hold, including plans to buy Tesla vehicles.
Through the second half of 2020, Tesla has delivered approximately 179,000 vehicles, according to blog Electrek, and is looking to deliver half a million vehicles in 2020.
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