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Tesla just posted its worst numbers in over a decade, here's why investors aren't worriedTesla saw its stock tumble by nearly 11% after it reported a revenue of $25.05 billion in Q2. While that number is higher than the $24.93 billion it posted in the same quarter last year ...
Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) investors have a decision to make. Vehicle sales dropped last year for the first time since the electric vehicle (EV) specialist began mass production. Notably, 2024 net income ...
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Tesla said its delivery of vehicles in the first three months of 2025 fell nearly 13% as demand for the automaker's electric cars continued to weaken.
Now, for good measure, Reuters reports that Tesla trade-ins are nearing record highs, as the company’s models from 2017 onward accounted for 1.4 percent of all vehicles exchanged through March 15.
Tesla, Inc.'s Q1 deliveries fell 13% YoY, missing estimates by 40K vehicles. Click for my close look at the TSLA sales data and what it means for the stock.
"I think these are the worst quarterly production & delivery numbers I've ever seen for Tesla," wrote Omar Qazi, better known ...
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Tesla Delivery Numbers Q1 2025: What Investors Need to KnowTesla's first-quarter deliveries slumped to 336,000 compared to 387,000 in the first quarter of 2024, a 13% drop. Meanwhile, it produced 362,615 cars for a -16% decrease year over year. Energy storage ...
“These numbers suck,” Gerber wrote on X, referring to Tesla's Cybertruck, Model S and Model X, which he says sold just 12,881 units—down 25% from the 17,027 sold in the same period last year.
Xpeng cofounder He Xiaopeng says the number of new electric vehicles equipped with highly automated “hands-off” driver assist ...
Tesla says there was nothing untoward about its sudden filing of thousands of rebates from a single location in a single day.
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