Elon Musk, co-founder and CEO of Tesla Motors, is being coy over whether the electric car maker will be able to meet initial delivery targets for its Model S this year.
The company began building the luxury cars in June in Fremont, California and, while Musk told Bloomberg television he was confident Tesla will deliver 20,000 of the cars next year, he would not comment on whether it will deliver 5,000 this year, as previously targeted.
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Tesla has set a goal of becoming profitable by as early as next year from sales of the US$57,400 Model S and Model X SUV due in late 2013. The company wants to avoiding quality problems and delays that have hit rechargeable vehicle competitors.
