Tesla's shares lost more than 7% last week after Goldman Sachs's US investment bank downgraded its market share.Tesla has announced that it has delivered 22,000 cars in the second quarter of the year. And while this is about to lead to overtaking deliveries compared to last year's when they were at 76,000, the result turned out to be less than expected.
To a great extent, the reason for the weaker supply was the acute shortage of 100 kWh-batteries, the company said.
The controversial data coming from the company, whose shares rose nearly twice since the beginning of the year, to new record highs in the past month, make analysts radically controversial about the company.
The lowest ratings for Tesla's shares come from Cowen and are at $155 a share, the highest is being at $464 from Berenberg.
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