This Wednesday, Tesla presented its results until September, a period in which it recorded an attributable net profit of US$787 million, which represents a year-on-year drop of 43%.
Its total revenue stagnated at US$28,046 million, but its breakdown reflects a 3% drop (to US$20,560 million) in automobile sales.
The energy generation and storage segment fell 16%, to US$2,881 million, while the services and other income area grew 33%, to US$4,605 million, and managed to offset the fall of the other two segments.
Tesla’s adjusted gross operating profit (ebitda) at the end of the first nine months of the year reached US$3.9 billion, a year-on-year drop of 8% compared to US$4.227 million in the same period. 2025.
In this way, the adjusted EBITDA margin on the automobile company’s sales stood at 13.9%, that is, one percentage point less than the 15% with which it completed the same period of the previous year.
Between January and September it delivered 486,532 units, a drop of 2% year-on-year. Shares of the electric car maker were trading with slight advances in the after-hours market on Wall Street. So far this year, its value has fallen 14%.
