In the latest quarterly report, Tesla announced a total of 462,890 vehicle deliveries for the third quarter, marking a 6% increase compared to the previous quarter. This marks the first sales gain of the year for the electric vehicle maker, driven by a rebound in demand, particularly in China. Despite the positive delivery numbers, Tesla's stock experienced fluctuations, dipping 4% after falling short of Wall Street's highest expectations. Analysts noted that while the increase in deliveries is a sign of recovery, investor sentiment remains cautious amid concerns of supply chain issues and market competition.