Chris Collins and a colleague debate Tesla's annual sales figures based on recent quarterly volumes of 300,000 units. Collins argues for 1.8 million annually, citing company projections and market expectations that could reach 2 million, while the other speaker extrapolates from current quarterly rates to estimate 1.2 million.
Well, hold on. How many cars is Tesla gonna sell this year?
Well, they sell, like, 300,000 quarters, so let's say 1.2 million.
No, I think they're gonna sell close to 1.8.
Was it that many? I saw 300,000 and a quarter was the last number that I saw. But if they sell 1.8, I wouldn't be surprised. Especially out here. Every other car is a Tesla. 1.8 million.
That was their projection. And people thought that they would do 2 million, that.
That would be pretty impressive.
So when you say that the. The other companies are getting market share there, there was.
You know, they're still doubling their sales every year.
Yeah.
So next year they think they could sell 4 million. So every year, Tesla is doubling their sales.
