Tesla faces a series of hurdles, from stagnant production to rising inflation that can hurt profits. Said an Wall Street analyst on Tuesday. Production cut for the first time in 2 years.
Suffering from the blockade of COVID-19 in China and rising costs, Tesla delivered 254,695 vehicles in the second quarter on Saturday, the second He said it was down about 18% from the first quarter. .. The supply chain roars at the company's new facilities in
TexasandGermanyalso had a negative impact on production, and analysts said these issues Warns that it could put pressure on Tesla's interests.
On Tuesday noon trading, the stock price of the world's largest electric car maker fell 3.4% to $ 658.50.
Hargreaves Landsdown analyst Susannah Streeter said, "Tesla's luster has dimmed again as this latest delivery decline was lower than expected." He added that this is a retreat to the ambition of staying on the front lines of automakers. EV pack.
"Tesla is facing a Whac-A-Mole scenario, one problem will be fixed sooner and another will occur."
JP Morgan Analyst Tesla's production and financial results show cars in Texas and Berlin The company's stock is between $ 10 and $ 385, which could be compromised by company-specific enforcement issues at the manufacturer's new factory, he said.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk recently described both factories as"giant gold kamado"and has lost billions of dollars.
Streeter warned that the squeeze of living expenses around the world due to the fierce inflation ofcould hurt future demand.
However, some analysts expect to recover towards the end of the year.
Austin and Berlin plants could continue to weigh on results until high utilization, but CFRA Research's senior equity analyst Garrett Nelson said volume was significant in the second half of this year. Expected to recover. He said.
