Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ: TSLA) said on Friday that its sales surged to an all-time high and topped Wall Street estimates in the fiscal third quarter. But the company acknowledged that demand remains uncertain in the upcoming months due to the Coronavirus pandemic. Shares of the company closed almost flat on Friday. At £323.96 per share, Tesla is now close to 400% up year to date in the stock market. In March, when the COVID-19 crisis wreaked havoc on the global auto industry, the stock had tumbled to ££55.86 per share. Tesla delivered 124,100 Model Y and Model 3 vehicles
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