Tesla, Inc. on Thursday released its second-quarter 2026 production and deliveries figures, reporting more than 450,000 vehicles produced and over 480,000 delivered. The company also deployed 13.5 gigawatt-hours of energy storage products during the period.
The numbers reflect continued scaling of manufacturing and demand for Tesla vehicles and energy solutions. Production and deliveries both increased from prior periods, with energy storage showing strong growth.
Vehicle Production and Deliveries Breakdown
Tesla produced over 450,000 vehicles in the second quarter. Deliveries exceeded 480,000 units. The figures include models from the company’s global factories in the United States, China, and Germany.
Q2 2026
Production: 451,758
Deliveries: 480,126
Energy storage deployments: 13.5 GWh
Our Q2 Company Update will be streamed live on X on July 22 at 4:30pm CT
— Tesla (@Tesla) July 2, 2026
These results come as Tesla continues to expand its lineup and production capacity. The company has focused on improving efficiency and ramping output at its facilities.
Energy Storage Deployment
Tesla deployed 13.5 GWh of energy storage products in the quarter. This segment has become a significant part of the company’s business, supporting grid stability and renewable energy integration.
Energy storage deployments have grown rapidly in recent years as utilities and homeowners seek solutions for intermittency in solar and wind power. Texas, with its large renewable energy footprint, represents a key market for these systems.
Context in Texas Operations
Tesla’s Gigafactory Texas in Austin serves as a major hub for vehicle and battery production, as The Dallas Express previously reported. The state’s business environment and energy needs align with the company’s growth in both automotive and storage segments.
The Q2 figures were released in a standard update format. Tesla did not provide additional forward-looking details in the announcement. Analysts and investors will review the data in the context of overall financial performance when full earnings are released.
The company has previously indicated plans to increase output and introduce new models. Thursday’s report provides a snapshot of progress toward those goals.
