Overview
- Tesla's Q1 2025 net income fell to $409 million, a 71% year-over-year decline, with revenue down 9.4% to $19.3 billion, missing Wall Street estimates.
- Automotive revenue dropped 20% compared to Q1 2024, as global vehicle deliveries fell 13% to 336,681 units, Tesla's lowest since 2022.
- The company warned investors of risks from evolving trade policies, supply chain challenges, and changing political sentiment that could impact demand.
- CEO Elon Musk's advisory role in the Trump administration has sparked protests and brand backlash, contributing to declining sales and a 40% year-to-date stock drop.
- Tesla reiterated plans to launch a lower-cost Model Y and a robotaxi service in Austin, Texas, by June, though analysts remain skeptical about execution timelines.