Tesla Inc. (TSLA) will announce its second-quarter 2025 results on July 23, with the Zacks Consensus Estimate for earnings at 40 cents per share and revenues at $22.6 billion, projecting a 23% decline in earnings and an 11.3% drop in revenues year-over-year.
In Q2, Tesla delivered 384,122 cars, a significant 13.5% decrease from the year prior, marking its largest quarterly sales drop to date. This was alongside an expected automotive revenue decline of over 6%, with gross margins expected to drop to 15%.
The company plans to sustain high capital expenditure levels into 2025, which will affect profits as it ramps up production and expands its Supercharger network. Despite challenges in the automotive segment, Tesla anticipates a rise in its energy generation and storage revenues.
