The E.V. giant said it delivered close to 463,000 vehicles between July and September and produced nearly 470,000. Investors weren't too impressed by Tesla's (TSLA) numbers.
Tesla's (NASDAQ: TSLA) high valuation has long been a concern for investors. A strong surge in the price of Tesla stock in Q4 2024, as well as co-founder Elon Musk's growing alliance with President Donald Trump, led many to assume that the electric vehicle (EV) maker could maintain its upward trajectory in the first half of 2025.
One analyst warns of the potential for even more pressure on automotive gross margins. But another says moonshot ventures finally look poised to take off.
Joel Kulina, Head of Technology/Media Trading at Wedbush Securities, discusses Tesla's recent earnings miss on revenue, EPS, and margins, highlighting that the stock's movement is driven by hype around AI and robotics, particularly full self-driving technology.
Garrett Nelson, CFRA Research senior analyst, joins 'Squawk Box' to discuss Tesla's quarterly earnings results, the company's autonomous ambitions,
TSLA expects energy storage deployments to grow at least 50% this year.
Tesla expects capital expenditure to exceed $11 billion this year and in each of the following two fiscal years, the electric automaker said in a filing on Thursday.
Tesla Q4 results miss estimates with shares falling and then rebounding in after-hours trade. However, CEO Elon Musk remains bullish about the year ahead pointing to advancements in A.I.
Tesla missed Q4 earnings estimates, but Elon Musk's optimistic projections, including $10 trillion in revenue potential from robots, boosted investor sentiment, pushing the stock up after-hours. Despite valuation concerns, I'm switching my rating on TSLA to a speculative Buy due to a bullish chart setup and Musk's ambitious growth projections. Tesla's cost advantage in autonomous vehicles and potential rapid scaling of Optimus robots support long-term growth, even if Musk's projections are only partially accurate.
Tesla shares opened up 3.6% in Frankfurt trading on Thursday, even as quarterly results at the U.S. electric vehicle maker fell short of Wall Street expectations.
Despite potential in robotaxis and AI, Tesla's Q4 financials showed significant misses. The 2025-2026 outlook for robotaxis, AI, and Cybercab is promising but requires substantial scale and margin to generate significant shareholder value. Tesla's too high expectations and high valuation compared to companies like Google and Uber increases downside risk and opportunity cost, justifying a sell rating.
Tesla (TSLA) shares gained ground in extended trading on Wednesday as optimism over the automaker's self-driving outlook trumped fourth-quarter results that came in below Wall Street's expectations.