Hey everybody, Rob now we're here. Happy Friday. Today we are going to be talking about China sales figures in Tesla sales figures in China. We've got a couple new numbers there to go through. We've also got an update on a cyber truck supplier contract and some news on pricing changes as well.
All right, looking at the stock, nice way to end the week, Tesla up 5.5% to close at $170.60. I think we're now safely above, not safely, but temporarily at least above the level after the Q&A report. So nice to see that obviously aided by the strong macro environment today with the NASDAQ up to 1.25%.
There wasn't SEC filing from Tesla popped up on their investor relations website. This was a Form 144 from Zach Kirkhorn. So Form 144, it's a little bit different than the Form 4 is that we normally see issued. This is when an employee has intent to sell a restricted share of stock. So I'm not really sure exactly what the restrictions on these stocks would be, but for Kirkhorn here, it's only about 3,700 shares. So I don't think it's anything too major to look at in terms of the total amount here, nothing too significant. So again, not sure on the restrictions, but that is what this Form 144 is about.
All right, quick look at the calendar for next week. Of course, we'll have a couple of big reports with the Consumer Price Index CPI and the Producer Price Index PPI report. So those will be on Wednesday and Thursday, respectively. That'll be our first look at the inflation data for April. So it'll be interesting to see that obviously following the FOMC meeting last week. And then a couple, or I guess this week, and then a couple of interesting things here to keep an eye on for in terms of earnings. We will have Lucid's earnings on Monday.
Sorry if you hear a little background noise here. Lucid earnings on Monday and then the Rivian earnings on Tuesday. So a lot of interesting things to see PPI on for next week. Are getting into the China sales numbers?
So we did end up getting a report for the insured vehicle numbers for the week of April 24th through April 30th. As we've talked about before, it's been a little bit inconsistent in terms of these reports. But we are now seeing this trick a lot a little bit later than we normally see it. So we'll take a look at that first. So 11,500 for that week, which again, a slight increase week over week, we can see now for the first four weeks of April. So basically the first month of the quarter here in Q2, Tesla is at about 41,000 vehicles insured in China or roughly equivalent to domestic sales.
There is a slight difference there in terms of how those numbers come in. But if we look at how that compares to the first quarter, we can see that the January numbers are actually quite a bit lower in total. Probably somewhere around like 25,000 there in the first quarter. So really nice start to the second quarter here. Of course, when we compare back to the first quarter, we have to keep in mind that there was Chinese new year affecting those numbers. So not the best comparison.
And then prior quarters to that, of course, there was less of the unwinding of the delivery wave. But still, it looks like a pretty strong start here for China for for April. Hopefully we see that continue. And then kind of caring that theme forward, we did also get the report for wholesale sales, which we see at about 76,000 vehicles for April. So previously we've seen those spike up as high as 100,000. It really depends on what the inventory versus production situation is.
So if we're going to take a look at that in this table here, the 76,000 is now entered. You can see that that was declining from March at about 89,000. But usually we see inventory swings of these days, 10,000, 15,000 vehicles even for Tesla. And obviously right now, you know, there's a little bit more focus on demand, but production is still a big driver of what Tesla is able to do on this, especially in this first cut first month of the quarter, where we do still see heavy exports even with a little bit more of that unwinding of the wave. So we should get those production numbers here pretty soon.
Usually those come within a week of these wholesale sales figures, but also get the breakdown between Model 3 and Model Y. But for now, I do want to focus a little bit more on those retail sales. As I said, the insured vehicle number, that's going to differ a little bit. If we look at these weeks, you can see that this does not include April 1st, April 2nd, or April 31st.
So in addition to these 41,000 insured vehicles, there's three other days there that aren't captured. So hopefully that adds around 3,000 vehicles or so to the number that we end up seeing ultimately for retail sales for April, which we can see is the strongest first month of any quarter historically.
Again, you have to compare that with last quarter with Chinese New Year. So what I think is more interesting to look at rather than just that single month comparison is to look at more of a rolling total. We'll look at that on like a rolling two month and rolling three month basis. So I'll add those columns here. Make sure you guys can see those.
So on the left, I've got the trailing two month period and on the right, I've got the trailing three month period. And you can see I've highlighted the previous highs before this last month of sales data. So previously, 112,000 was the highest two month period that Tesla had done in for domestic sales in China.
If this number comes in around 44,000, which the insurance number is kind of extrapolating towards should be in that ballpark, we should be at 120,000 then for the last two months in terms of China sales, which would be the best two month period for Tesla sales in China in their history. So I think that's exciting.
The three month period is 154,000 roughly. That's actually just slightly below their previous record, which happened in Q4 last year of 157,000 coming off of a couple of really strong numbers there to end the third quarter. And then in the middle of the fourth quarter before tapered off a little bit to end the fourth quarter.
So you get a little bit of a peak there. As you can see, pretty consistently around 120,000 kind of excluding that bump. But here we've seen this build for the last three months. And hopefully, if you look at these two numbers, obviously, the math there implies that you would only need 34,000 or so next month, or I guess 37,000 next month for Tesla to then move into a trailing three month record position.
So I think we should see that if you look at how the quarter generally builds second month, usually is going to be a higher domestic sales number for China. So if you're coming out 44,000 and that increases, we should see this trailing three month increase to a sizeable record, even over this little bit of an outlier of a number from Q4 last year.
So point being, if we kind of try to flatten things out, look at a little bit bigger time period, even with some of the bumpiness from exports and things like that. This is looking like a really strong period for Tesla and China despite incentives going away, despite the pricing pressure and just pressure on the automotive industry in general.
So I think we should feel good about this start, obviously, as we talked about with Europe yesterday, it is just the first month of the quarter, long ways to go, still in Q2 to see how this unfolds for the entire quarter. But happy to see these numbers to put us in a position where it can be a very successful quarter, as long as the demand continues to materialize. So happy to see that.
Another change that we've got in the China design studio here is on the Model S and Model X pricing. They both both increased by about 19,000 RMB, which is the equivalent of about 2700 US dollars. And I'm covering it there, but they've also added the three three year supercharging benefits like we saw them do in the United States. So pretty much the exact same change that we saw them make in the US to the S and the X. And it sounds like this has also been applied in Europe as well with roughly 3000 euro price increases, you know, every country is a little bit different there, but it sounds like that is pretty widespread in Europe as well. So basically just carrying those changes that we saw in the US internationally, which is interesting, given, you know, the lower sales numbers that we had in Q1 on the S and the X, hopefully a lot of that logistics related. Now that we see these small price increases.
All right, and the next we've got a report from a Korean media outlet here that there is a supplier that has inked contract with Tesla for the A, B and C pillar parts for the cyber truck. Unfortunately, we don't get a ton of information on here that would give us, you know, more of a sense of what's going on with the cyber truck, but they did tell us that the order is about 300 billion one, which is roughly equivalent to around 230 million dollars. Or I guess they say it's expected to be around that and potentially exceed that over time. They say that this contract is for three years of these parts of life. Unfortunately, I don't know how much those parts would cost for an individual vehicle.
So if we knew that, we could maybe extrapolate that to get a plan production volume. If anyone has any insight on that, I would definitely welcome it, but I think that would be a hard number to work into. And then I did also notice that this report, even though it says three years here, it does say the parts contract period is until 2028. So even on the timeline, it seems to be a little bit inconsistent at least in this translated article. And then finally, on this, they do say that they have rented or probably least factory space in Monterey, Mexico for this.
如果我们知道了这一点,可能可以推算出一个生产计划的数量。如果有人对此有任何见解,我肯定会欢迎,但我认为这将是一个很难确定的数字。此外,我也注意到这份报告,尽管在这里写着三年,但它确实表明配件合同期限长达2028年。因此,即使在时间线上,这篇翻译文章至少似乎有点不一致。最后,在这个问题上,他们说他们已经租用或可能 least Monterey,墨西哥的工厂空间。
So obviously that would be close to gigamexico, but with cyber truck production happening in gigatexas, probably importing those parts over to gigatexas.
All right. And last couple of things for today, kind of interesting thing that is unfolded on Twitter a little bit today. First, Aaron B Airbnb had solicited people on Twitter to ask what they could improve about Airbnb. They came away with a list of top suggestions here.
好的,今天最后几件事情,有一件有趣的事情在Twitter上发生了一些。首先,Aaron B Airbnb在Twitter上询问人们如何改进Airbnb。他们获得了以下一些最受欢迎的建议列表。
Elon said this kind of interaction with users is awesome. Other companies should take note, Tesla account, whether that's Elon driven or just proactive took the hints. And now we're after that tweeting what should Tesla improve. Let us know in the comments below. So if you want to give some feedback, now's your opportunity to do that.
I'm sure people have a lot of that. I would say it's probably more focused on like what can the company improve itself to be a better product that are service things like that, rather than what investors think should be improved. Again, this is probably more product facing type of interaction. So just keep that in mind with some of the feedback, although obviously, you know, feel free to share whatever.
And then lastly, kind of a nice way to wrap up the weekend here is a wrap up the week here. Tesla is teasing. Tesla Europe Twitter account that the wild that the midnight cherry model while we'll start appearing at a location near you starting tomorrow. So I'm really excited to see that. They did have one of those at investor day. I think it looks great. It's a little bit darker than at least it was, you know, looked a little bit darker at an overcast day at investor day than some of the promotional images, but it'll be exciting to see these finally start to get and customers hands and joining the quick silver as that new color.
All right, that'll wrap it up for today. And for the week then, as always, thank you for listening. Make sure you subscribe and sign up for notifications and also find me on Twitter at Tesla podcast. And we'll see you on Monday for the May 8th episode of Tesla Daily. Thank you.
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