For the first time, Tesla has taken the unusual step of previewing its own delivery expectations ahead of its fourth-quarter results, a move that has raised eyebrows across Wall Street. In a post on its investor relations website, Tesla published what it called a “company-compiled delivery consensus,” putting global Q4 deliveries at 422,850 vehicles, a figure that would mark a 15% year-on-year decline. That estimate sits below Bloomberg’s broader consensus of around 445,000 units, which implies a milder 1 ...