US electric vehicle manufacturing giant Tesla shares rose 9.5% during the regular trading hours on the 28th, the biggest one-day gain since the end of February this year. The company's CEO, Musk, said on social media that the sales of Tesla Model S in the world reached a record high in September, and sales in North America increased by 65% ​​year-on-year.
On the previous day, there were media reports that Tesla’s sales in the US fell 26% in September. The news caused the company's share price to fall 7% during the regular trading hours on the 27th.
In addition, Tesla announced on the 28th that it has reached an agreement with Bank of America to provide a new, low-cost leasing program for the new Model S.
Tesla will release its third-quarter earnings after the close of November 5, and analysts expect its earnings for the previous quarter to remain flat at $0.12 per share, up from $603 million in the same period last year to $896 million.
However, some analysts also said that Tesla may be difficult to complete this year's capacity targets. Barclays analysts believe that Tesla is expected to complete the delivery of 7,800 vehicles in the third quarter, but may not be able to complete the target of 13,000 shipments in the fourth quarter, and it is difficult to expect the annual shipments to reach 35,000. achieve.
At present, most analysts give Tesla shares an "overweight" rating, with an average expected stock price of $264.37, which is 21% higher than Tuesday's closing price. Tesla's share price has risen 61% this year.