Tesla reported a 14 percent decline in electric vehicle deliveries for the second quarter, delivering 384,000 vehicles compared to 444,000 in the same quarter last year.
The decline continued a trend from last year as the company shifts focus to autonomous driving over new car models.
Tesla's shares rose after the news, despite a 17 percent decrease in share value this year.
Analysts hold differing views on Tesla's future, with some optimistic about autonomous driving while others expect sales to pick up later this year.