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.
Multiple valuation models indicate that Tesla's stock is significantly overvalued, by a factor of 5 to 10. Even if Tesla successfully starts mass production of its cheaper model with a selling price of $25,000, it will still be substantially more expensive compared to BYD's cheapest models. Despite Elon Musk's potential to generate excitement, the massive fundamental risks make a disappointing earnings release likely, justifying a strong Sell rating.
Tesla (TSLA) is scheduled to post its first-quarter earnings report after Tuesday's bell. Analysts are divided on the electric vehicle maker leading up to the results.
There is little doubt that Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) has taken a beating in 2025 as its stock has plummeted 40.23% since the start of the year to its press time price of $241.37.
The EV maker's investors have a lot to keep track of including CEO Elon Musk's political activities, robotaxis, and a new lower-price model.
The lawsuit alleged that Tesla odometer readings reflect energy consumption, driver behavior and "predictive algorithms" rather than actual mileage driven.
In the most recent trading session, Tesla (TSLA) closed at $241.38, indicating a -0.07% shift from the previous trading day.
Tesla faces a proposed class action claiming it speeds up odometers on its electric vehicles so they fall out of warranty faster, saving Elon Musk's company from having to pay for repairs.
The number of U.S. stocks reporting earnings is about to balloon, as a new round of companies reporting quarterly results begins. Some interesting reports coming up next week include Tesla and Alphabet.