Tesla has delivered its strongest quarter of 2025, driven by a surge of US consumers racing to take advantage of a federal electric vehicle (EV) tax credit before it expired.The company reported 497,099 deliveries in Q3, far exceeding Wall Street's forecast of 447,600, according to CNBC.The spike in deliveries coincided with the end of the $7,500 (£5,600) EV tax credit on 30 September, prompting thousands of buyers to accelerate purchases.Analysts believe this 'pull-forward' effect was a major contributor t ...