by Tesla’s Financial Results for the Second Quarter of 2025
Tesla has published its financial results for the second quarter of 2025, and they turned out to be disappointing. Automotive revenue fell by 16%—from $19.9 billion to $16.7 billion. The company’s total revenue also decreased by 12%, reaching $22.5 billion. Gross profit contracted by 15%, and Adjusted EBITDA by 7%.
The company explained these figures by a number of factors, including a decline in sales volumes, lower revenue from regulatory credits, and a drop in the average car price. Furthermore, Tesla is facing growing competition in the electric vehicle market.
Model Sales and Future Plans
Sales of the popular Model 3 and Model Y fell by 12%—to 373,728 units. The situation is even worse with other models, including the Model S and Model X: their delivery volume decreased by 52%.
Our entire model lineup is better than ever, thanks to recent updates. We continue to prepare for the launch of new models this year.
The company also reported that a new model is in the design development stage, so its release is not expected soon. In addition, Tesla is expanding its Supercharger network, having added 904 new stations over the past year.
Despite the negative financial results, Tesla is trying to look to the future with optimism. The company is actively working on new projects, including the development of a ride-hailing service and preparation for entering additional markets. However, for now, investors remain concerned due to the drop in sales and growing competition in the electric vehicle industry.
