Tesla's Q1 2025 earnings report showed adjusted earnings of $0.27 per share on $19.34B revenue, missing expectations. Despite this, shares rose over 5% after-hours, as Elon Musk announced reduced involvement in DOGE from May, refocusing on Tesla.
Financially, Tesla saw a 71% YoY drop in net income to $409M, with revenue down 9% and deliveries falling 13%. These highlight operational challenges amid rising competition.
Musk’s return has sparked optimism, but its impact remains uncertain. Analysts' price targets for TSLA vary: Wedbush ($350, Outperform), 24/7 Wall St. ($360, based on $112B revenue), and CoinCodex (range: $199–$432). Predictions depend on Tesla's ability to leverage innovation while addressing market challenges.
Tesla's future hinges on strategic execution and leadership focus, with Musk’s renewed involvement seen as both a potential boost and a test of his ability to steer through headwinds. Investors remain divided on whether this marks a true turning point.
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