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Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) is set to report Q4 2025 earnings on January 28, 2026. Wall Street anticipates a challenging quarter as vehicle deliveries have declined and revenue is expected to be slightly lower than last year. Investors will be listening closely for any updates on the company’s future tech strategy, including autonomous driving and robotics, which could shape longer‑term expectations.
EPS & Revenue: Analysts project EPS around ~$0.40–$0.44 and revenue near ~$24.4B–$24.9B.
Vehicle Deliveries: Q4 deliveries were reported down ~16% year‑over‑year, reflecting weaker demand after EV tax incentives expired.
Tech & AI Focus: Updates on Tesla’s autonomous and AI initiatives — including robotaxi development and Full Self‑Driving (FSD) progress — might overshadow core auto results.
Bullish: Optimism around growth in energy storage, continued expansion of FSD and robotaxi services, and long‑term tech revenue potential.
Bearish: Near‑term pressure from declining EV deliveries, lower margins, and revenue that may fall short of expectations.
Tesla’s Q4 earnings are expected to reflect current industry headwinds, including softer demand and pressure on margins. The market’s focus is likely to shift quickly from the headline numbers to forward guidance and tech updates, especially around autonomous driving and robotics, as these areas increasingly define Tesla’s valuation narrative.
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