The sales speed of the Tesla battery energy storage system continued to be faster than the production speed. The company reported that in the third quarter of 2022, the company's quarterly deployment reached a record high.
Tesla's third quarter of houses and large MEGAPACK battery energy storage systems (BESS) were deployed at 2100MWH, an increase of 62%year -on -year from 1295MWH in the third quarter of 2021.
This data also increased by 85%over 1133MWH in the previous quarter, more than twice the previous two quarters.
Energy production and storage (including solar photovoltaic) brought $ 1.117 billion in revenue, and the cost was US $ 1.013 billion. This performance promoted the gross profit of the department to $ 104 million, the highest level to date. This is better than the last quarter, and the gross profit of the previous quarter also set a record of $ 97 million.
This is largely promoted by the sales of Powerwall and Megapack products. Tesla's quarterly solar photovoltaic deployment continues to be lower than 100MW. In the third quarter of this year, the company completed the 94MW solar photovoltaic deployment, an increase of 13%year -on -year from 83MW in the third quarter of 2021, but below 106MW reported in the second quarter of this year.
According to reports at the time, the data in the second quarter of 2022 was actually the largest solar photovoltaic quarter for Tesla since the third quarter of 2017 (installed 109MW).
The company's main business lines in electric vehicles (EV) are also increasing. The number of cars produced and delivered by Tesla reached a record high, and the operating profit margin of various businesses reached 17.2%.
Tesla's MEGAPACK Power Grid BESS Super Factory at Ledaropp, California is currently improving its planned 40GWH annual production capacity to help meet the needs.
Although the production of electric vehicles is limited by lithium battery availability to a certain extent, as well as fixed energy storage, the latter is more affected by the global semiconductor shortage, which affects many industries.
