Tesla has omitted in its latest annual report the previously stated goal of reaching total production of 20 million cars per year by 2030, which adds to the list of concerns about the future of the company founded by Elon Musk. In the report, the firm has assured that Its main objective is to «displace fossil fuels by selling as many Tesla products as possible.»«, although it has not included the production forecasts that did appear in previous reports. In the first quarter of this year, The firm reported 433,371 cars produced and 386,810 deliveredfigures that have been well below the 422,875 deliveries and the production of 440,808 vehicles in the same period of 2023. In the latest quarterly results, the company announced its intention to focus on the development of more affordable models to boost sales, news that was received with optimism by the stock markets. He also confirmed that he will introduce the Robotaxi in August. In the report published this Thursday, the American electric vehicle manufacturer has highlighted the 99.97% average uptime on their 'supercharger' sites, week after firing all the members of this division. The company is in a workforce adjustment process, whereby will lay off «more than 10%» of its global workforce, that is, 14,000 workers.