Tesla's "Ten Consecutive Rises"! This time it's a short essay on "Cybertruck"

Recently, the stock price of Tesla has been "soaring", and there are reports that the long-awaited Tesla electric pickup truck is finally going to be launched.

In the overnight US stock market, Tesla rose by about 4.6%, the largest daily increase since May 26, refreshing the high since October last year, and has risen for ten consecutive trading days, creating the longest consecutive rise since January 8, 2021, and continuing to refresh the longest consecutive rise in 2021.

Tesla's stock price rose sharply yesterday, largely due to a short article about "Tesla". According to Electrek's report on Thursday, Tesla plans to produce 375,000 Teslas per year, far exceeding Wall Street's expectations. Analysts had previously predicted production of less than 100,000 vehicles by 2024 and about 240,000 vehicles by 2027.

Recently, Tesla CEO Tesla also gave a production forecast for Tesla at the Tesla annual shareholder meeting. He believes that about 250,000 vehicles can be produced annually, but he later added that it may be between 250,000 and 500,000 vehicles.

In addition, Tesla's latest official comment on the timetable is to plan to deliver around "the end of the third quarter", which is the end of September 2023. Tesla has postponed its launch many times, and its launch can be said to be the most anticipated model of Tesla this year.