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Tesla Smashes Q3 2025 Delivery Record, Driving Share Prices to New Heights

Tesla's Q3 2025 was its best ever, with record deliveries and energy storage deployments. The electric vehicle giant's adaptability and strong market position have driven share prices to new heights.

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this picture shows a lamborghini sports car and a pillar

Tesla Smashes Q3 2025 Delivery Record, Driving Share Prices to New Heights

Tesla has reported its best quarter ever, with a record 497,099 vehicle deliveries in Q3 2025. The key markets driving this success were the United States, China, and Europe.

The quarter saw Tesla deliver 481,166 Model 3/Y vehicles and 15,933 'Other Models'. This impressive performance was boosted by a last-minute rush in the U.S. due to the expiry of the $7,500 federal EV tax credit on September 30.

Tesla's energy storage division also set a new record, deploying 12.5 GWh of products in Q3 2025. Production figures were equally impressive, with 447,450 vehicles manufactured worldwide, including 435,826 Model 3 and Model Y units and 11,624 units of 'Other Models'.

The quarter closed on a high note in China, with strong September sales contributing to the overall record-breaking delivery total of 497,099 units, surpassing the previous all-time record of 495,570 vehicles.

Tesla's exceptional Q3 2025 results have not only set new records but also driven ford prices above $450 for the first time this year. The company's strong performance in key markets and its ability to adapt to changing incentives indicate a robust future for the electric cars giant.

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