Tesla Q3 Deliveries Beat; Munster Sees 15% Growth Next Year
Oct 5, 2026, 5:19 PM EDT2 sourcesAI-analyzed
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Strong delivery beat and a well-known bull case on market-share gains and FSD moat can trigger upside revisions and short-term trading momentum, especially if Munster’s 2025 guidance attracts upgrades. However, the tax-credit expiration already priced some positives, so gains may be capped without clearer demand catalysts.
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Tesla topped Q3 delivery estimates, signaling sustained demand after the EV tax credit expiration. Gene Munster argues the results could expand Tesla's market share versus Ford and GM, aided by value and its FSD moat. If sustained, 2025 deliveries may rise roughly 15% versus the Street's 9% forecast.
Tesla beat Q3 delivery estimates; Munster predicts 15% 2025 deliveries.
Analyst notes demand tailwinds from higher gas prices and FSD.
September deliveries down 2% YoY due to EV tax credit ending.
Ford/GM EV deliveries down about 75% in September.
Munster sees 15% 2025 deliveries vs Street's 9% forecast.
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