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Tesla Motors (TSLA) is expected to report its deepest loss since 2012 in its just-scheduled third-quarter earnings report, as the electric-car maker tools up for more vehicle production and builds its battery factory. Analysts are questioning how well its new Model X may deliver over the long haul, while the Model S is racking up sales abroad vs. key models from European luxury carmakers BMW, Volkswagen ‘s (VLKAY) Audi and Daimler’s (DDAIF) Scalper1 News
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