Tesla Announces Q4 Earnings
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On what many called the most important day in the company’s history, Tesla Motors came out on the good side of things, reporting that it expects to show a profit when first quarter results for 2013 are released. Until today, Tesla Motors’ CEO Elon Musk had said he expected the carmaker to turn a profit much later this year, thus today’s report was an overall positive announcement for the firm. Even though the electric car manufacturer reported an $89 million loss for the fourth quarter of 2012, it delivered ten times as many Model S cars in the fourth quarter than in the third, and is continuing to ramp up production.
Tesla Motors: Video
In the video clip below, the reviewer does an in-depth comparison between the Tesla Model S and the Fisker Karma. She drives both cars through city and highway traffic, stops, starts, and parks. Her verdict might surprise you, given the fact that she began the session not caring for either of the cars. Both vehicles ranked high in the aesthetics department, which is something that seems to keep showing up in customer surveys for both the Model S and Karma. As for the ride itself, arrangement of controls, and related reviewer criteria, Tesla won points for its incredible amount of cargo space and ease of driving. Karma did well on several parameters as well, but the final decision between the two appeared to be an easy one for the professional reviewer. Watch and see how she decides.
Tesla Earnings
Tesla spokespersons, including the company’s CEO, Musk, also announced that the firm has at last achieved its desired production goal of 20,000 cars per year. Tesla Motors, according to the latest data, expects to show a profit margin of approximately 25 percent for all of 2013.
For more about electric carmaker Tesla Motors, see the company’s official website:
Tesla Announces Q4 Earnings
On what many called the most important day in the company’s history, Tesla Motors came out on the good side of things, reporting that it expects to show a profit when first quarter results for 2013 are released. Until today, Tesla Motors’ CEO Elon Musk had said he expected the carmaker to turn a profit much later this year, thus today’s report was an overall positive announcement for the firm. Even though the electric car manufacturer reported an $89 million loss for the fourth quarter of 2012, it delivered ten times as many Model S cars in the fourth quarter than in the third, and is continuing to ramp up production.
Tesla Motors: Video
In the video clip below, the reviewer does an in-depth comparison between the Tesla Model S and the Fisker Karma. She drives both cars through city and highway traffic, stops, starts, and parks. Her verdict might surprise you, given the fact that she began the session not caring for either of the cars. Both vehicles ranked high in the aesthetics department, which is something that seems to keep showing up in customer surveys for both the Model S and Karma. As for the ride itself, arrangement of controls, and related reviewer criteria, Tesla won points for its incredible amount of cargo space and ease of driving. Karma did well on several parameters as well, but the final decision between the two appeared to be an easy one for the professional reviewer. Watch and see how she decides.
Tesla Earnings
Tesla spokespersons, including the company’s CEO, Musk, also announced that the firm has at last achieved its desired production goal of 20,000 cars per year. Tesla Motors, according to the latest data, expects to show a profit margin of approximately 25 percent for all of 2013.
For more about electric carmaker Tesla Motors, see the company’s official website:
http://www.teslamotors.com
Tesla Announces Q4 Earnings,
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