Tesla delivered 480,126 vehicles worldwide in Q2 2026. Across the major European markets it registered 77,058 vehicles in the same quarter. This page tracks quarterly deliveries and production against Wall Street consensus, year-over-year growth, the end-of-quarter delivery surge, Norway as a leading indicator, the Model Y, Model 3 and Model S/X mix in Europe, registrations by country, Autopilot miles between crashes, and every NHTSA recall campaign. Valuation and financial history sit on the $TSLA company page, with cross-market multiples on the US versus Europe P/E page. Every figure refreshes as each production and delivery report and each month of national registration data is published.
Vehicles delivered worldwide per quarter, with production line overlay
Tesla delivered 480,126 vehicles worldwide in Q2 2026. That is +25.0% against 384,122 in Q2 2025. Sequentially, deliveries moved +34.1% from 358,023 in Q1 2026. Production reached 451,758 vehicles in the quarter, 28,368 fewer than were delivered. The quarterly high is 497,099, set in Q3 2025. Quarterly production and delivery reports on this page run from Q1 2015 to Q2 2026.
How Tesla's actual deliveries compared to the Wall Street consensus each quarter
In Q2 2026 Tesla delivered 480,126 vehicles against an analyst consensus of 406,024, 18.3% above the estimate. Tesla has come in above consensus in 7 of the 18 quarters with a published estimate, and below it in 11. The widest beat is 18.3% in Q2 2026. The widest miss is 15.8% in Q4 2025. Delivery surprises of this size move the share price on the day the report lands, so they sit alongside the valuation history on the $TSLA company page.
Year-over-year change in quarterly global deliveries
Global deliveries changed +25.0% year over year in Q2 2026. The trailing four quarters total 1,753,475 vehicles against 1,679,263 in the four quarters before that, a change of +4.4%. Year-over-year growth has been positive in 5 of the last 8 quarters. Across the full series the fastest year-over-year expansion is +219.3% in Q3 2018 and the steepest contraction -15.6% in Q4 2025.
Miles driven per crash - Autopilot engaged vs. without vs. US national average. Higher is safer. Tesla paused publishing this data for most of 2023.
In Q3 2025 Tesla reported one crash per 6.36 million miles with Autopilot engaged, against one per 0.993 million miles for Tesla vehicles driven without it. Autopilot-engaged miles between crashes ran 6.4 times longer than unassisted miles in that quarter. The US national average stands at one crash per 0.702 million miles, 9.1 times shorter than the Autopilot-engaged figure. Across the 7 quarters reported since Q1 2024, the Autopilot-engaged figure has ranged from 5.94 to 7.63 million miles per crash.
Share of European registrations delivered in each month of the quarter - Tesla consistently delivers the majority in the final month
In Q2 2026, 57.5% of European Tesla registrations landed in the final month of the quarter, against 10.9% in the first month and 31.6% in the second. The closing month has averaged 63.2% of quarterly volume across the 30 complete quarters shown. It was the largest of the three months in 30 of those 30 quarters. The most concentrated quarter is Q2 2022, with 87.1% of registrations in its final month.
Monthly Tesla registrations in Norway - the world's most EV-saturated market, often signals European and global trends 1-2 years ahead
Norway registered 3,205 Teslas in June 2026. That compares with 3,330 in May 2026, -3.8%. A year earlier, in June 2025, the figure was 5,638, giving a year-over-year change of -43.2%. The monthly high is 7,891, set in March 2023. Over the last four quarters Norway accounted for 14.7% of Tesla registrations across the major European markets shown here.
Model Y, Model 3, Model S/X and other variants
Model Y accounted for 49,964 European registrations in Q2 2026, 64.8% of the quarter's tracked volume. It was followed by Model 3 at 22,295 (28.9%) and Other at 4,799 (6.2%). Over the last four quarters the mix runs Model Y 162,305, Model 3 79,477 and Other 12,491. Model Y first appears in the European registration data in Q3 2020.
Quarterly BEV registrations across major European markets · 2026-Q3 bar shows July only
Tesla registrations across the major European markets totalled 77,058 in Q2 2026. That is +70.0% against 45,335 in Q2 2025. Sequentially the figure moved +41.1% from 54,626. The quarterly high is 84,209 in Q2 2023. The trailing four quarters total 241,330 registrations against 229,463 a year earlier, +5.2%. Q3 2026 is still in progress, with 1,179 registrations through July.
Country breakdown across major European markets
Germany led European Tesla registrations in Q2 2026 with 15,991 vehicles, 20.8% of the quarter's tracked total. Next came the United Kingdom at 15,739, France at 13,533 and Norway at 6,914. Over the last four quarters the largest markets are the United Kingdom (50,099), Germany (39,295) and Norway (35,528). Country-level demand shifts show up here before they reach reported revenue; the European screener and sector view put the same markets in a wider context.
Safety recalls issued by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration - OTA software updates vs. physical service visits required
NHTSA has issued 65 recall campaigns covering Tesla vehicles since 2013. 23 of them (35.4%) were resolved with an over-the-air software update rather than a service visit. The most recent campaign, 26V507000 dated 2026-08-05, covers Model 3, Model Y. The most frequently cited component area is Electrical System, named in 11 campaigns. 2022 carried the most campaigns of any year, with 15.
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Tesla delivered 480,126 vehicles worldwide in Q2 2026. That is +25.0% against 384,122 in the same quarter a year earlier. Production in the quarter was 451,758 vehicles.
Tesla beat the analyst consensus. Deliveries of 480,126 came in 18.3% above the consensus estimate of 406,024 vehicles.
Tesla publishes its production and delivery report in the first days of January, April, July and October, covering the quarter just ended. The most recent report is dated 2026-07-02 and covers Q2 2026.
Tesla registrations across the major European markets totalled 77,058 in Q2 2026.
Model Y is the best-selling Tesla in Europe, with 49,964 registrations in Q2 2026, 64.8% of the quarter's tracked volume.
Norway registered 3,205 Teslas in June 2026. Norway is the most EV-saturated market in Europe, which is why its monthly figures are tracked separately here.
No. The safety figures here cover Autopilot-engaged miles as reported by Tesla, which is the only crash-rate series Tesla publishes; it does not report an equivalent figure for Full Self-Driving. In Q3 2025 Tesla reported one crash per 6.36 million miles with Autopilot engaged.
NHTSA has issued 65 recall campaigns covering Tesla vehicles, of which 23 were resolved with an over-the-air software update rather than a service visit.