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Updated · Not a Tesla App · Jul 17
Tesla Publishes 23-Firm Q2 Consensus Ahead of July 22 Earnings
Updated
Updated · Not a Tesla App · Jul 17

Tesla Publishes 23-Firm Q2 Consensus Ahead of July 22 Earnings

3 articles · Updated · Not a Tesla App · Jul 17

Summary

  • 23 sell-side firms in Tesla’s company-compiled consensus project Q2 revenue of about $27.58 billion and net income near $1.5 billion ahead of the July 22 earnings release.
  • Wall Street’s targets also imply earnings per share around $0.36 on a GAAP basis and roughly $0.55 adjusted, giving investors a benchmark for next week’s results.
  • 480,126 vehicle deliveries in Q2 already topped the analyst average of 406,024, strengthening expectations that Tesla could beat earnings estimates as well.
  • Even meeting consensus would mark year-over-year growth from Q2 2025, when Tesla reported $22.5 billion in revenue and $1.2 billion in net income.
  • Next week’s call is also expected to focus on Robotaxi expansion, the Cybercab and Optimus launch timeline, AI chips, unsupervised FSD and HW3 upgrade questions.

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