Tesla, Inc. Q1 FY2025 Earnings Call
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- Revenue & Deliveries: Lower vehicle deliveries in Q1 2025 compared to Q4 2024, attributed to planned factory upgrades for the new Model Y and brand challenges in certain markets. Despite the updates, Tesla completed a simultaneous global update for the best-selling Model Y across all factories.
- Margins: Auto gross margin declined sequentially due to reduced delivery volumes and factory changeovers. Regulatory credit revenue declined, but was slightly offset by higher ASPs with the rollout of the updated Model Y.
- Energy Business: Tesla’s energy segment reached record gross profit despite a sequential decline in deployments. The Megapack continues to gain traction, with several gigawatt-class projects underway. Powerwall 3 received strong market reception and is now supply-constrained.
- Capital Expenditures: CapEx projection remains over $10 billion for 2025, driven by tariffs and the expansion of domestic manufacturing, including LFP battery cell facilities in the U.S. and Megafactory in China (now operational).
- FSD (Full Self-Driving): Elon Musk reiterated unsupervised FSD rollout in multiple cities in the U.S. by the end of 2025, starting with Austin in June. Validation and AI updates are ongoing to reach meaningful safety metrics for autonomous capability.
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