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Tesla Q3 Earnings Fall Short as Analysts Weigh Future Prospects Amid AI Transition

Tesla reported third-quarter earnings below analyst forecasts, sending shares lower. While revenue exceeded expectations, Wall Street remains focused on the company’s transition from electric vehicles to AI and robotics. Analysts express mixed views on Tesla’s long-term strategy versus near-term challenges.

Tesla’s Third-Quarter Performance

Tesla’s third-quarter earnings reportedly fell short of analyst expectations, according to recent financial reports. The electric vehicle maker posted adjusted earnings of 50 cents per share, missing the 54 cents per share that analysts polled by LSEG had forecast. Following this announcement, Tesla shares slipped approximately 3%, sources indicate.

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Tesla Q3 Earnings Preview: Revenue Rebound Expected Amid Market Challenges

Tesla is projected to report 4.7% revenue growth for Q3 following two straight quarterly declines. The electric vehicle maker faces headwinds from European sales slumps and brand ranking deterioration while investors await updates on Robotaxi and new vehicle launches.

Anticipated Revenue Rebound

Tesla is reportedly positioned to return to revenue growth when it reports third-quarter results, with analysts suggesting a 4.7% increase from the $25.18 billion reported a year earlier, according to LSEG-compiled estimates. This would mark a significant reversal after the company experienced two consecutive quarters of year-over-year revenue declines. However, sources indicate early projections for the fourth quarter show revenue dropping 1.2%, suggesting the recovery might be temporary.