Tesla investors will be eager to ask CEO Elon Musk two pressing questions when the electric vehicle maker reports results on Tuesday: when will the affordable vehicle launch, and is the robotaxi plan on schedule?
Ahead of a crucial earnings report, Elon Musk is under pressure to choose between Tesla and DOGE. Wedbush analyst Dan Ives warned Tesla faces a "code red" if Musk doesn't step back from his government role.
Tesla is set to report first-quarter earnings on Tuesday. Wall Street is looking for earnings per share of 39 cents, according to FactSet, down from 45 cents a year ago.
Tesla (TSLA -0.13%) stock peaked at $480 per share in December. At the time, Donald Trump had just won the presidential election with tremendous financial support from CEO Elon Musk, and investors were confident the company would benefit from their relationship.
More than 70 Chinese and international automotive brands will showcase more than 100 new or refreshed models at the Shanghai auto show this week, intensifying already cutthroat competition in the world's premier market for electric vehicles and hybrids.
Despite a 40% YTD drop, I remain bullish on Tesla due to its diversified revenue streams and potential regulatory tailwinds. Tesla's Q1 delivery miss is minimal in the long run, with the company benefiting from a transforming auto industry and stronger non-auto revenues. Valuation suggests a 35.24% upside, projecting a share price of $325, driven by robust growth in Tesla's energy and autonomous driving sectors.
Earnings from Tesla, Alphabet, and Intel headline a packed week as traders assess tariff fallout, Fed remarks, and weak consumer sentiment data.
The two companies headline Big Tech earnings during a week in which more than 100 S&P 500 companies report. Economic data releases will include home sales figures and the Fed's Beige Book.
Tesla (TSLA -0.13%) is scheduled to report quarterly financial results on April 22, which could have enormous implications for stock market investors.
Tesla (TSLA) and Alphabet (GOOGL) are due to report earnings this week. What arrives from the first members of the Magnificent 7 to report this earnings season could set the tone for what could be a rough quarter for Big Tech.
Tesla (TSLA -0.13%) has a big date coming up. The electric vehicle (EV), energy storage, robotics, and artificial intelligence company will release its first-quarter 2025 earnings report after the market closes on April 22.
Analysts expect Tesla sales to fall again this year for several reasons, including damage to the brand reputation by Chief Executive Elon Musk's close work with President Trump.