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Tesla Q3 2025 financial results and Q&A webcast

twinbee | 2025-10-24 11:58 | 53 views

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werewolfat 2025-10-24 15:24

bubble

Hungry-Chicken-8498 2025-10-24 15:39

Dream of a monkey!

Joatboy 2025-10-24 16:39

Their Cybertruck sales have increased a bit, but it's a far cry from their 125k+ capacity at the Texas factory (probably at ~50%). There's still ~5k of excess inventory of the S/X/CT

[deleted] 2025-10-24 16:42

CT sales increased bc musk bought them for his own companies. No one else wants them.

jacksonwh91 2025-10-24 16:51

“Vote for my compensation plan, I want to have control of my robot army” -Elon If I was going to vote yes before, sure as hell not going to now.

wizardofkoz 2025-10-24 17:01

Wasn't it around a couple hundred units? Doesn't seem too significant.

NinjaN-SWE 2025-10-24 19:09

Given the recall on the Cybertruck which seems to cover all Cybertrucks sold (the recall is for 63.000, and cover cars made from 2023 to oct 2025) then I doubt they're at 50% capacity at the factory, since that would mean they produce as many in a year as have been sold in total. And nothing indicates the CT would be more popular now than at launch.  The only possibility I see is if the CT deal to Space X was truly massive and not just for CTs in stock but also a large order for more over time.

Joatboy 2025-10-24 19:11

I'm being generous as their deck doesn't breakdown the specific S/X/CT numbers. But yeah, anyway you cut it the CT has been a big failure

Choice-Succotash-541 2025-10-24 19:44

I work for Tesla and I regularly show/sell Cybertrucks. People absolutely want them, they just don’t want to pay $80k for them…so right now it’s niche. If they lowered the price by 10-15k they would sell way more units

leeharris100 2025-10-24 20:43

I bought one a couple months ago and I love it. But it is absolutely a luxury car and will never sell big numbers at the current price. They need a true 50k version.

imacleopard 2025-10-24 23:13

This. If they announced that drop I’d be ordering one in a split second. I’ve been looking at the used market and even there the pricing makes absolutely zero sense + the probably 6%+ interest rate

digitaldisorder_ 2025-10-25 02:10

Doesn’t matter. Elon could have bought 3 Cybertrucks and they’ll still say, but didn’t Elon buy a bunch of them to skew the numbers?

Desperate-Review-727 2025-10-25 05:20

Lies. I see them everywhere in my area.

twinbee 2025-10-26 13:39

Either that or we get [Claude](https://x.com/arctotherium42/status/1979897120346828950/photo/2), where it valued white people around an order of magnitude lower than other races. (More wokeness from the other AIs [here](https://x.com/arctotherium42/status/1979897120346828950)). No thanks, I'll take Elon's AI.

[deleted] 2025-10-26 23:17

yeah a few hundred trucks at most isn’t what is moving these numbers lol why lie?

mpompe 2025-10-29 13:37

CT has the same problem that killed the VW ID Buzz, costs too much. I had a pre-order on a CT at $49,000.

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