That's even below the 14,820 Tesla delivered in the first quarter, when it also missed its target of 16,000 cars. Following the announcement, Tesla stock fell slightly in after-hours weekend trading. "In total, 5,150 customer-ordered vehicles were still in transit at the end of the quarter and will be delivered in early Q3." The company ran out of parts needed to build the Model X, its latest release to hit the road, and could not meet production needs for two months. "The Q1 delivery count was impacted by severe Model X supplier parts shortages in January and February that lasted much longer than initially expected," Tesla said in an April press release.

Source: Huffington Post July 03, 2016 21:22 UTC