Tesla is struggling to find adequate car carrier capacity to deliver its EVs in North America as production recovers from the semiconductor shortage
Tesla said its delivery volumes were skewed toward the end of the quarter because of regional batch building but also said that as its production increased it was becoming increasingly challenging to secure vehicle transport capacity “at a reasonable cost” during the peak logistics weeks.
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