Tesla's Q2 2024 vehicle deliveries exceeded Wall Street expectations, leading to a significant 10% increase in its stock price. Despite a year-over-year decline in deliveries by about 4.7%, the company delivered 443,956 vehicles, surpassing the forecasted 439,302. This performance comes amid a challenging market with high competition and an overall drop in EV demand. Tesla’s production for the quarter was down 14% from the previous year, and the company is still grappling with an aging product lineup and recent staff reductions. CEO Elon Musk acknowledged ongoing struggles but emphasized ongoing investments in new models and technology. Analysts remain cautiously optimistic about Tesla's future, focusing on upcoming earnings and potential market shifts.