Tesla’s AI Future Just Got More Real — and More Expensive
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- Tesla posted record Q3 2025 revenue (~$28.1B) and deliveries (497K vehicles), but profits fell as margins shrank and EPS missed expectations.
- The company is pushing hard into AI, autonomy, and ride-hailing, with new permits like Arizona turning the robotaxi pitch into early real-world tests.
- A long-running court fight over Elon Musk’s 2018 pay package could cost Tesla up to around $26B, adding financial and governance risk on top of heavy AI and chip spending.
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