In electric-car maker Tesla‘s (NASDAQ: TSLA) second quarter, both Model S and Model X sales fell sequentially. A pullback in quarterly Model S deliveries wasn’t particularly surprising, as the model is more than three years older than the Model X. But the pullback in Tesla’s Model X deliveries was unexpected.
Have Tesla’s quarterly Model X deliveries peaked? Based on a look at some recent comments from Tesla and the company’s recent transparency about order trends for the electric SUV, Model X sales should return to growth in Q3.