Tesla’s Full Self-Driving (FSD) is facing skepticism in the market, potentially pushing demand down. The company is struggling with declining sales, competition, and questions on its autonomous vehicle plans. Tesla’s Q2 2025 results show revenue down by 12% due to fewer deliveries and lower prices.

With a market cap over a trillion dollars, Tesla’s stock has been volatile, fluctuating between $209.64 and $488.54. The company’s forward P/E is at 277x, selling at 11.6x P/S and 86.2x P/CF. Despite not paying dividends, Tesla invests heavily in AI, new models, and manufacturing capacity.

Operating income dropped by 42% in Q2 2025, with automotive revenues at $16.66 billion and energy generation at $2.79 billion. Services revenue grew by 17% to $3.05 billion. Tesla is investing in robotaxi development, neural net training, and new vehicle architecture.

Tesla’s robotaxi system saw a small deployment in Austin, with the first autonomous delivery to a customer. Wall Street is divided on Tesla, with a consensus “Hold” rating from analysts. The consensus target price for Tesla is $299.28, indicating potential growth despite current challenges in profitability.

Read more at Yahoo Finance: Customers Don’t Like Tesla’s FSD. Should You Hit the Brakes on TSLA Stock in September 2025?