TESLA: A record quarter as U.S. buyers race for tax credit

Analysts on average expect Tesla to report a loss of 31 cents a share, smaller than the 48-cent loss estimate a month ago, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. — (Bloomberg/Bloomberg)

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DANA HULL

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Bloomberg

July 02, 2019 09:16 PM

SAN FRANCISCO -- Tesla Inc. set a new record for quarterly vehicle deliveries as shipments to Europe and China accelerated and U.S. consumers rushed to buy Model 3 sedans before a federal tax credit shrank in half.

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