On 3rd Jan 2020, Tesla released its Q4 2019 vehicle production and deliveries results, delivering an all time record of approximately 112,000 vehicles in Q4 and ~367,500 vehicles in 2019 overall.
This result exceeds the lower end of Tesla’s annual guidance (360,000 to 400,000 vehicles) and is a 50% increase over 2018 deliveries.
The Q4 vehicle deliveries comprised 19,450 S and X, and 92,550 Model 3s. The 2019 annual totals are just under 67,000 S and X, and just under 301,000 Model 3. The total of 367,500 is a 50% increase over the 245,240 deliveries of 2018.
Tesla also added some updated information on the Shanghai Gigafactory; just under 1,000 Model 3s have been produced so far, and a peak production run rate of over 3,000 vehicles per week has been demonstrated.
Note that peak run rate is not the same as sustained run rate (latest figure for this is over 1,000 vehicles per week), but is nonetheless a good indication that the Shanghai Gigafactory should be able to ramp up at a respectable pace over the coming weeks and months.
They have also made the price of the Model 3 even more attractive for Chinese consumers. The price is now listed on the Tesla China website at 299,050 RMB (around $42,933) after subsidies.
This crushes the Chinese prices of mid-sized sedans from BMW and Mercedes.
Reference- Clean Technica, Tesla Quarterly Report