Tesla (Tsla) He reported an action per share (EPS) of the first quarter of 0.27 $, below the consensus of 0.41 $ Wall Street, after the closing of the market on Tuesday.
The revenues of 19.34 billion dollars did not reach consensus for 2.07 billion dollars and fell 9.2% year -on -year.
Tsla’s shares fell 1% in the first minutes of the negotiation after the market, but then gained less than a percentage point.
The address blamed the decrease in vehicle deliveries in the quarter, which had already been reported, to the model update and its four production plants. In addition, the management attributed an average sale price reduced to the necessary sales incentives.
Tesla delivered 336,681 vehicles in the first quarter of 2025, compared to 386,810 a year earlier and 495,570 in the fourth quarter of 2024. Total deliveries fell by 13% and total production decreased by 16%.
Total car revenues fell 20% year -on -year to just less than 14,000 million dollars in the quarter. Energy generation and storage income increased 67% year -on -year to 2.7 billion dollars, while services and others contributed 2.6 billion dollars and increased 15% year -on -year.
In the prelude to the publication publication, Jeff Kilburg, founder and CEO of KKM Financial, told CNBC presenters that the recent volatility in TSLA’s actions It is due more to political polarization than to Tesla’s operations. Kilburg described Tesla as the “purest play” and dismissed the recent setbacks in vehicle deliveries.
Source: Fx Street
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