Tesla plans to increase production of Model Y and Model 3 EVs in Q4 and keep growth going as newer factories in Austin and Berlin come online in 2023.
Shares of Tesla Inc. fell by 9% following an underwhelming first-quarter sales report, but executives say they have the demand and capital they need to meet their 2019 production goals.
For all its missteps, Tesla Inc. finally found its footing in 2018, eking out a 1.2% market share and renewing concerns shared by established manufacturers and brick-and-mortar dealers.
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