Cybertrucks, new factories in focus as Tesla set to report record earnings


Tesla Cybertruck replica is seen in Mostar Bosnia and Herzegovina September 4 2020. Impatient Bosnian specialist builds a replica of Teslas Cybertruck ahead of its official release in late 2021. Picture taken September 4 2020. REUTERSDado Ruvic

Tesla Cybertruck replica is seen in Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina September 4, 2020. Impatient Bosnian specialist builds a replica of Tesla's Cybertruck ahead of its official release in late 2021. Picture taken September 4, 2020. REUTERS/Dado Ruvic

SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Tesla Inc is expected to post record revenue on Wednesday, but analysts and investors are focusing on how fast Tesla can scale up production at two new factories this year with technology changes as well as battery and other supply chain constraints clouding the outlook.

Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk promises an updated product roadmap on Wednesday, with eyes on the time frames for the launch of Cybertruck and a hoped-for $25,000 electric car.

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