At pre-trading on Monday, October 4, shares of the electric car maker Tesla rose to $793.9 per share (+2.41 percent). The reason for the growth of securities was the reporting of the company, the results exceeded analysts’ expectations.

Earlier there was information that Tesla broke the record for deliveries in the third quarter of 2021, despite difficulties with supply chains and a global shortage of semiconductors. In three months the company has delivered 241.3 thousand cars. Compared to the same period last year, sales increased by 72 percent. In just nine months, Tesla has already delivered 627,000 electric vehicles to customers.