Tesla (TSLA) Q1 2025 automotive revenues declined 20% from a year ago
A decrease in demand for Teslas has caused a significant drop in automotive revenue for the company.
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A decrease in demand for Teslas has caused a significant drop in automotive revenue for the company.
The first quarter of Tesla's financial year saw a wide miss on analyst expectations.
The Chinese EV giant saw a 29 percent increase in revenue over its previous year and outdid Tesla's 2024 annual revenue of $97.7 billion.
The latest recall on Cybertrucks was issued earlier this week as the company continues to bleed value due to controversies surrounding its CEO.
The EV company's 'super e-platform' will feature charging speeds of up to 1,000 kW compared to the Tesla Supercharger's current 500 kW.
After a long stretch of getting its feet under it, Rivian is finally to the point where it's turning reasonable profits in its fiscal quarters.
Ford's electric vehicle division is working to development cost improvements as the company continues to invest in future products.
Elon Musk shared on the Tesla Q4 2024 conference call that Tesla will launch its FSD service in many regions in the US by the end of 2025
Tesla's CEO is highly optimistic about the EV company's potential.
Revenue only grew 2 percent year over year for Tesla in Q4 2024.