Tesla reported a decrease in automotive revenue and earnings for Q4 and full year 2025. Total revenue fell 3% to $24.90bn in Q4, with automotive revenue down 11% to $17.69bn but energy revenue up 25% to $3.84bn. Gross profit rose to $5.01bn, but net income fell 61% to $840m. Operating income decreased by 11%.

For the full year, revenue edged down 3% to $94.82bn. Automotive revenue dropped 10% to $69.52bn, while energy revenue grew 27% to $12.8bn. Net income decreased 46% to $3.79bn. Operating income for the year was $4.35bn, a decline of 38%. Free cash flow increased by 74% to $6.22bn.

Vehicle deliveries in Q4 declined 16% to 418,227 units, with production down 5% to 434,358. For 2025, deliveries fell 9% to 1.63 million vehicles, and output dropped 7% to 1.65 million units. Energy storage deployments increased by 49% to 46.7 GWh for the year. Tesla operated 1,553 locations worldwide and 8,182 Supercharger stations.

Preparations are underway in North America for production ramps of Tesla Semi, Cybercab, and next-generation Roadster in the first half of 2026. Plans include investing in infrastructure for clean energy, transport, and autonomous robots, with six new production lines across vehicles, robotics, energy storage, and batteries.

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