After Tesla (TSLA) reported 384,000 in Q2 deliveries, RBC Capital analyst Tom Narayan said this result was in line with the 385,000 company polled consensus and “impressively” 5% above the firm’s 366,000 unit expectation into today’s print. While the delivery number for Q2 was in line with the sell-side consensus, the firm thinks the buy-side expectation was lower so it could see a positive reaction to shares. RBC has an Outperform rating and $307 price target on Tesla shares, which are up $10.91, or nearly 4%, to $311.62 in morning trading.
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