The company's stock price jumped significantly after it reported delivering 443,956 vehicles, exceeding analyst estimates by a wide margin.
This marks a significant turnaround, as it's the first time in four quarters that Tesla has surpassed delivery expectations.
The strong showing comes despite concerns earlier in the week, fueled by a drop in Tesla's China sales figures.
Investors cheered the news, sending Tesla shares up over 5% in morning trading.
This positive momentum could extend Tesla's current winning streak, which is already its longest since mid-2023.
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