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Q3 2026 revenue was $28.05 billion, flat year-over-year, and non-GAAP EPS of $0.48 beat the $0.44 consensus but fell from $0.50. Operating income fell 56% to about $0.7 billion as research spending rose 69% for AI, robots and chips, while automotive gross margin excluding credits recovered to 18.1%.
Automotive revenue fell 3% on 486,532 deliveries, energy revenue fell 16%, and free cash flow was $1.53 billion after $4.73 billion of capital spending. Musk said Tesla will wind down Cybertruck production in Texas around mid-2027 to make room for the Cybercab.
Bloomberg reports that Tesla and SpaceX are advancing merger talks and a deal could be announced as early as Dec, though timing could slip into 2027. Democrats, who won Congress on 3 Nov, are reportedly eyeing Musk's companies for investigations.
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| Mon | 22:00 | -0.0438% | -0.0301% |
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| Wed | 22:00 | -0.0438% | -0.0301% |
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The current TSLA price is shown live on this page with a real-time chart and performance data. Tesla trades on Nasdaq under ticker TSLA and is available as a CFD on IQ Option.
TSLA reacts most strongly to quarterly delivery reports, earnings results, and Elon Musk-related news. In early April 2026 the stock fell after Q1 deliveries of 358,023 vehicles missed analyst expectations. Full Q1 financials are due April 22, 2026 and will be the next major catalyst.
The main drivers are quarterly deliveries vs. expectations, automotive gross margins, FSD and Robotaxi progress, energy storage deployment growth, pricing decisions in key markets (US, China, Europe), and Elon Musk's public profile and activities.
Tesla does not pay dividends. The company reinvests cash into R&D, manufacturing capacity, AI compute, and new product development including the Optimus humanoid robot and next-generation vehicles.
No, Tesla does not pay dividends. The company reinvests profits to support innovation, factory expansion, and R&D for future products.
Tesla faces risks such as high valuation, rising competition in EVs, and global supply chain challenges. Investor sentiment is also affected by Elon Musk’s growing political role and potential U.S. tariffs under Trump, which could disrupt international operations.
Tesla has delivered massive long-term returns but has experienced sharp swings. It's known for volatility, with strong rallies and steep corrections tied to news and growth outlook.