Tesla reported 486,532 vehicles delivered for the third quarter, exceeding analysts' forecasts. The stock rose following the announcement, with deliveries showing a minor 2% decrease from the previous quarter. European demand contributed significantly to the overall figures. Despite the drop, Tesla met or surpassed expectations, indicating a positive trend in its sales performance.
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