Tesla Energy business lifts off and is growing fast alike Tesla’s Auto business

Tesla marked a 26% quarter-on-quarter increase in solar installations from 43 MW to 54 MW, while 2019 marked the liftoff of Tesla’s Energy division. Installed in Q3 2019 to 530 MWh in Q4 2019, storage saw an equally impressive bump on its larger base from 477 MWh.

Three months ago, Tesla Inc. The immediate aftermath of reporting a $143 million quarterly profit notched up a $9 billion gain in market capitalization. On Wednesday, it reaped $12 billion on $105 million along with the $50 billion it racked up in between the dates.

The company also managed to meet the low end of delivery guidance for the fourth quarter, started producing vehicles at its new plant in China besides that boost to confidence, unveiled the Cybertruck.

Tesla’s newest battery storage product, the commercial-scale integrated storage system called Megapack, the fourth-quarter (Q4) total included the first deployments.

“Since the introduction of this product, the level of interest and orders from various global project developers and utilities has surpassed our expectations.” – Tesla

However, on Wednesday Tesla said it is working on transforming itself from niche manufacturer into mass-market electric-vehicle, making its business profitable going forward, told investors.

Tesla's energy storage business doesn't get enough attention.

136% growth YoY in MWh deployed, and revenues resemble Tesla's auto business in 2013.

Tesla isn't just an automaker anymore🔋 pic.twitter.com/vflLolzPxS

— Kevin Rooke (@kerooke) January 29, 2020

Analysts surveyed by FactSet had predicted that the company’s adjusted earnings per share of $2.14 for the fourth quarter topped the $1.77, a share as their income fell to $105 million from $140 million a year earlier.

Announcing plans on Wednesday to deliver more than 500,000 vehicles globally, up from 367,000 last year, the company aims to pick up the pace in 2020. From Tesla’s newly opened China assembly plant the goal relies heavily on churning out more vehicles.