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Tesla’s Quarterly Highlights
In its statement, Tesla management insisted that the operating margin is still healthy as it is being maintained with ongoing cost reduction initiatives, strong performance in energy and services units, as well as ramped up production at the EV maker’s Germany and Tesla facilities that entered the picture last year.
Speaking of revenues, Tesla’s core EV business expanded 46% YoY to $21.27 billion, increasing 6.5% sequentially. But it was less than the 83% rise in EVs sold which confirms that Tesla’s strategy of lowering prices has boosted demand. These figures exclude the impact of sale of regulatory credits.
Energy generation and storage brought $1.51 billion to the revenue table, rising 74% YoY. As for services and other revenue, including fees for ‘out-of-warranty’ repairs, this segment expanded 47% to $2.15 billion as more of its EVs had hit the road.
Why Was The Market So Displeased With Tesla?
On a less bright note, Tesla executives also warned during the call that vehicle production will slow down during the undergoing quarter due to significant factory upgrades and summer shutdowns, causing the stock to drop 5% after hours.
Tesla is still aiming to deliver 1.8 million EVs this year, which translates to a 37% YoY rise.
Dojo
Musk announced that Tesla will be committing more than $1 billion on developing its supercomputer for AI machine learning and computer vision training purposes. In simple words, this is another way in which Tesla will be using technology to enhance the EV experience of its users, upgrading its software and adding new features to its driver assistance system.
Musk Is Not Giving Up On FSD
Tesla shares rose 136% year to Wednesday’s close, showing Musk’s decision to open Tesla’s charging network to other automakers has helped make a turnaround from last year’s 65% value drop.
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