5 Tesla [TSLA] Q2 Numbers That Burn - CleanTechnica

Tesla’s Q2 2025 financial results reveal significant year-over-year declines across key metrics, highlighting a troubling continuation of a downward trend that began in 2024. Revenue dropped by 9.23% to $19.34 billion, net income plummeted 70.58% to $409 million (sustained only by regulatory credits), net profit margin fell 67.53% to 2.12%, earnings per share decreased 40% to $0.27, and EBITDA declined nearly 20% to $1.94 billion. These figures follow a poor Q1 and reflect ongoing challenges rather than a one-off setback, with Tesla’s financial health deteriorating over multiple quarters. Tesla attributes its struggles to a strategic pivot toward AI and robotics, anticipating future breakthroughs that will drive growth. However, critics argue this narrative has been repeated for years without delivering the promised financial uplift, viewing it as a distraction from core vehicle sales, which are under pressure amid increasing competition in