On April 3, Tesla announced on Saturday that the company delivered 310048 vehicles in the first quarter of 2022, setting a new quarterly record of the highest number of electric vehicles delivered in three months < p > Tesla claims that the company has overcome the supply chain problems, and the global sales volume increased significantly in the first three months of this year, which is closer to the production level of old luxury carmakers such as BMW and Mercedes Benz < p > in the first quarter, the company produced 3054.07 million vehicles and delivered more than 310000 vehicles, roughly in line with Wall Street's expectations. In the same period last year, Tesla delivered 184800 electric vehicles and produced 180338 < p > Tesla said that model 3 and model y delivered 295324 vehicles in the first quarter, accounting for 95% of the total delivery. The delivery volume of model s and model x is 14724. However, Tesla did not specify the delivery number of each model in the first quarter < p > as of March 31, analysts expect Tesla to deliver a minimum of 278000 vehicles and a maximum of 357000 vehicles in the first three months of 2022, with an average expectation of 317000 vehicles. Tesla has scheduled to announce its financial results for the first quarter of 2022 after the closing on April 20, 2022 local time < p > Tesla currently produces model s, model 3, model X and model y in Fremont, California. At the same time, Tesla also produces model 3 and model y at its factory in Shanghai, and its new factory in Berlin, Germany, has also begun to produce model y < p > despite the weak overall performance of the automotive industry, Tesla successfully overcame all challenges and achieved significant year-on-year growth in production and delivery. True car, an auto search engine company, previously released a research report detailing Tesla's prominent position in the struggling U.S. auto market. It is the only company to achieve positive growth in February 2022 compared with March 2021 < p > during this period, Tesla's auto sales increased by 93.2%, while other major carmakers lost at least 5.9%. Ford recorded a substantial loss of 27.6%, General Motors lost 16.5%, and Volkswagen fell the most, at 44.3% < p > Tesla performed well in the first quarter despite rising car prices due to inflationary pressures. Its CEO Elon Musk previously commented that both Tesla and SpaceX feel the impact of inflation, which will affect the pricing of their products. Tesla raised the maximum price of its model by $12500, but it still couldn't meet customer needs. In fact, due to soaring gasoline prices, Tesla's orders in some parts of the United States increased by 100% < p > this year, Tesla is expected to achieve the goal of delivering 1 million vehicles throughout the year. In 2021, Fremont and Shanghai plants alone will deliver more than 936000 vehicles, and about one third of the delivery tasks have been completed in the first three months of this year. Tesla could easily deliver 1 million vehicles through four operating plants as new cars begin to be delivered at factories in Berlin and Texas < p > many analysts believe that given Tesla's latest progress, the company may sell 2 million cars in 2022, which will pose a challenge to the German carmaker that dominates the luxury car market. Tesla's electric vehicle sales far exceed that of any other carmaker, and battery powered vehicles are growing faster than any other category of vehicles < p > as gasoline prices soar and remain high, sales of electric vehicles may increase further. Tesla's $1 trillion market value is a sign that the company is expected to become a "master" in the field of electric vehicles on Wall Street. "Tesla has taken a positive step in the right direction of growth," said Daniel Ives and John katsingris, analysts at Wade Bush securities. (small) < / P > < p >