Tesla reports sales miss as auto revenue drops for second straight quarter
UNITED STATES, JUL 24 – Tesla's revenue fell 12% to $22.5 billion as federal EV tax credits ended and tariffs increased, while CEO Elon Musk aims to expand robotaxi services to half the U.S. population by year-end.
- In the second quarter, Tesla reported a 12% revenue decline and a 16% profit slump, prompting Elon Musk to warn `weird transition period`.
- Amid growing competition, Tesla faces support cuts, with the end of US federal tax credit for electric cars likely to hurt, as Vaibhav Taneja said.
- Tesla said US tariff policy cost $300 million, shares have fallen roughly 30%.
- James Fishback wrote to Tesla's board questioning if Musk's ambitions are `compatible` with his CEO duties, and the Tesla board head denied any search for Musk's replacement, unsettling investors.
- Elon Musk said Tesla plans cheaper models, EU self-driving approval, robotaxi rollout, `Autonomy is the story`.
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