Electric carmaker Tesla saw its shares surge on Tuesday after reporting auto deliveries that beat analyst estimates, while General Motors logged slower second-quarter US sales.
Tesla said it delivered around 444,000 vehicles worldwide in the April-June period, exceeding consensus estimates compiled by FactSet and sending its share price up around 9.0 percent.
But deliveries were still 4.7 percent down from a year ago.
Of the total figure, 422,405 involved Model 3 and...
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