Late Tuesday, Tesla shares jumped after the automaker said it delivered and produced a record number of vehicles in one quarter. <br />Wall Street analysts have told investors this quarter was likely to meet or exceed expectations.<br />However, according to Business Insider, the longer-term outlook of Tesla is still in question.<br />The California-based automaker, led by CEO Elon Musk, said it produced a record 87,048 vehicles in the second quarter.<br />It also delivered around 95,200 vehicles for another record. <br />
