Tesla’s sales in China hit a three-year low at 26,006 vehicles in October, dropping market share to 3.2%. Shareholders approved Elon Musk’s $1 trillion pay package and investments in AI. Despite stock fluctuations, Tesla remains a leader in sustainable energy with a market cap of $1.48 trillion.

Q3 2025 saw Tesla produce 447,450 vehicles and deliver 497,099, exceeding estimates. Revenues grew by 12% to $28.10 billion, but operating margin dropped to 5.8%. Despite challenges, product expansion included new vehicle models and storage solutions.

Analysts predict a decline in Tesla’s EPS for Q4 and the current year. Wall Street maintains a cautious stance, with a consensus “Hold” rating. However, Wedbush sees potential growth with Musk’s AI projects. Bank of America raised Tesla’s price target to $471.

China-made Tesla exports reached a two-year high at 35,491 units, despite domestic sales dropping. The company continues to expand its lineup, but bottom-line pressure remains. Analysts suggest observing the stock for now. Anushka Dutta had no positions in Tesla at the time of writing.

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