July 23rd, 2024

Tesla reports 7% drop in auto revenue as earnings fall short of estimates

Tesla's Q2 revenue rose 2%, missing estimates. Earnings per share were 52 cents, below the expected 62 cents. Automotive revenue fell 7% to $19.9 billion. CEO Musk announced a robotaxi event and expressed confidence in future plans. Despite challenges, Tesla's energy business revenue doubled.

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Tesla reports 7% drop in auto revenue as earnings fall short of estimates

Tesla reported a 2% increase in annual revenue for the second quarter, falling short of Wall Street estimates. Earnings per share were 52 cents adjusted, below the expected 62 cents. Automotive revenue dropped 7% to $19.9 billion, with regulatory credits of $890 million. Despite better-than-expected deliveries, Tesla's stock slid over 8% in extended trading. CEO Elon Musk announced a robotaxi unveiling event on Oct. 10 and expressed confidence in achieving a robotaxi ride next year. Tesla's energy generation and storage business revenue nearly doubled to $3 billion. The company faced challenges with declining market share in electric vehicle sales and profitability due to discounts and incentives offered. Musk's political involvement and plans for humanoid robots and car production in Texas were also highlighted. Tesla's net income declined by 45% to $1.48 billion, with capital expenditures increasing by 10% to $2.27 billion. Despite these challenges, Tesla remains a key player in the electric vehicle market.

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