Now it looks like Tesla has some momentum to make it happen. The Federal Motor Transport Authority (KBA<\/a>) reported today the vehicle sale numbers for September in Germany and Tesla had a record month.<\/p>\n The automaker delivered 9,848 Model Y vehicles, making the electric SUV the best-selling vehicle in the country, which is quite an achievement for a foreign automaker. Tesla has had best-selling cars in a few markets before, but getting one in Germany is certainly a noteworthy achievement.<\/p>\n It dethroned the VW Golf, which came in with just over 7,000 units in September.<\/p>\n The Tesla Model 3 also had a decent month with 3,878 vehicles delivered in September, based on registration data released by KBA.<\/p>\n This would put Tesla just short of 39,000 deliveries so far in 2022. The automaker would need a massive fourth quarter to make that reported goal of 80,000 deliveries.<\/p>\n It sounds almost impossible, but Gigafactory Berlin could help significantly.<\/p>\n Tesla recently reported that production has ramped up to 2,000 Model Y vehicles<\/a> per week. That number is expected to keep going up in Q4 and a significant percentage of those vehicles are going to stay in Germany.<\/p>\n The market is still getting Model 3 and Model Y vehicles from Gigafactory Shanghai, and it might even get some new Model S vehicles<\/a> for the first time in a long time.<\/p>\n I\u2019d still be surprised if Tesla can deliver 40,000 vehicles in Germany in Q4, but I think it\u2019s possible with this kind of momentum.<\/p>\nElectrek\u2019s Take<\/h2>\n
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