Tesla’s recent earnings report showed a miss on EPS but beat revenue estimates. Automotive sales rose 7% year over year, with the Model 3/Y leading deliveries. Total automotive revenues were up 6%, including a drop in regulatory credit sales. Operating margin declined, but energy and services revenues saw positive growth.

Financially, Tesla saw an increase in cash and investments, with a slight decline in operating cash flow. Estimates have been trending upward, with a Zacks Rank of #3. The stock has a Growth Score of B but lags in Momentum and Value Scores. Analysts expect an in-line return in the next few months.

In comparison, General Motors reported a slight decline in revenue year over year, with EPS down from the previous period. Estimates for the current quarter show an expected increase in earnings. The stock has a Zacks Rank #1 with an A VGM Score. Tesla and General Motors are both players in the Automotive – Domestic industry.

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