Tesla will release its Q4 2025 financial results on January 28, after the markets close. The company's automotive business still drives the majority of its financial performance, with revenue tied mainly to vehicle deliveries. 6% from last year.
7 GWh for the full year, up 49% year-over-year. 766 billion for Q4 2025 and around $95 billion for the full year 2025, down about 3% from 2024. Tesla's gross margin is expected to be lower due to declining deliveries and intensifying price competition.
The company claims to strive for marginal profitability every quarter but has seen its growth disappear from its automotive business. Analysts are trying to estimate Tesla's gross margin with lower deliveries and intensifying price competition. The loss of incentives and subsidies in the US is also having an impact on Tesla's financial performance.
73 per share in Q4 2024. This represents two consecutive years of declining earnings while the global EV market continues to grow at a record pace. Despite this, Tesla's focus on future revenue prospects from robotaxi and robots may be a point of interest for shareholders.
Tesla's automotive business is still the main driver of its financial performance, but the company's growth has disappeared due to declining deliveries and intensifying price competition. The energy division is a bright spot, but it may not be enough to offset the decline in revenue from the automotive business.
