Tesla’s recent earnings report for Q2 2025 showed an EPS of 40 cents, beating estimates but down from the previous year. Total revenues were $22.5 billion, surpassing expectations but down 12% year over year. Production and deliveries fell short, with automotive revenues down 16%. Operating margin declined to 4.1%.

Financially, Tesla had $36.8 billion in cash/investments and reduced long-term debt to $5.2 billion. Operating cash flow decreased to $2.5 billion, while capital expenditure was $2.4 billion. Free cash flow was $146 million. Estimates have trended downward, leading to a Zacks Rank #4 (Sell).

In comparison, General Motors reported revenues of $47.12 billion with an EPS of $2.53 in the last quarter. Estimates for GM’s current quarter earnings stand at $2.29 per share, with a Zacks Rank #3 (Hold). Tesla’s stock has a VGM Score of D, while GM has a VGM Score of B. Tesla is expected to have a below-average return in the upcoming months.

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