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On Tesla’s (NASDAQ:TSLA) fourth-quarter earnings call, Musk and Tesla were asked if the Cybertruck was still scheduled to go into production in early 2023, and Musk replied, “We do want to start production sometime this summer, but I always downplay the start of production because it’s always very slow.” Musk noted that mass production of the Cybertruck will begin in 2024, later than previously expected by the end of 2023.

Musk said Tesla could produce and sell 2 million vehicles in 2023 in the absence of external interference.

Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) Posts Q4 EPS of $1.19 Per Share on Revenue of $24.3 Billion, Vs CIQ Analyst Consensus of $1.11/Share on Revenue of $24.3 Billion.

Tesla, Inc.(Nasdaq:TSLA) Stock price trend forecast and trading range: Recent the strong rebound of stock prices, the short-term rebound target price has been reached, it is recommended to avoid or preset stop loss price for mid-term and long-term trading, and the probability of a sharp pullback in the near future is high. Updated to: 2023.1.30 (Note: The upper red line in the picture is the resistance, and the lower red line is the support) Analysis from stock chart —————————————————————- Short-term trend: rebound Sell high and buy low of range : $160 – $180 Operation difficulty: high Support: $160 resistance: $180 Stop Loss Price: $160 price target: $180 Buy the position again: stop fall and rise to $160 Medium-term trend: rebound High sell low buy range: $160 – $180 Operation difficulty: high Support: $160 resistance: $180  Stop Loss price: $160  price target: $180 Buy the position again: stop fall and rise

Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) is about to reach a preliminary deal with the Indonesian government to build a factory in Indonesia, which, if completed, will produce up to 1 million vehicles a year, and the Indonesian factory will be Tesla’s third overseas factory outside the U.S. home market, with two other plants in Shanghai and Berlin.

Tesla’s electric car factory in Austin, Texas, will reportedly begin to expand in the coming weeks. On January 9, local time, Tesla said in a document submitted to the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR) that it plans to invest $717 million to build four new buildings at the Austin factory as early as the end of this month, with a total construction area of 1.4 million square feet.