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$TSLA · NASDAQ

Tesla, Inc.

🇺🇸 Consumer Cyclical Auto Manufacturers
$345.82
▼ 1.26%
Market Cap$1.37T
P/E (TTM)317.27
52W Range$297.38 – $498.83
Volume41.8M
Beta1.83

Key Statistics

Revenue$103.6B25.5%
Net Income$3.8B-3.0%
Gross Margin18.9%
Net Margin3.7%
P/E Ratio317.27
Forward P/E160.21
PEG Ratio5.13
P/S Ratio13.2x

Financial Performance

EBITDA$10.8B
Free Cash Flow$4.8B
Operating Margin1.4%
ROE4.7%
Total Debt$16.1B
Total Cash$43.5B
Dividend Yield
EPS (TTM)$1.09

The Signal Report

PREMIUM
Moat Rating
🛡️ Wide Moat
★★★★☆
Switching Costs ●●●●○
Intangible Assets ●●●●○
Network Effect ●●●●○
Cost Advantage ●●●●●
Efficient Scale ●●●●○
Confidence: High
Fair Value
$390.09
+12.8% upside
Based on 39 analyst targets
🤖 Pulse AI Analysis

Tesla faces a challenging valuation, with its P/E ratio significantly above the industry average, suggesting high future growth expectations. The company possesses no sustainable competitive advantage according to our moat assessment, indicating potential struggles to maintain above-average returns ...

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Recent Performance & Catalysts

Latest Earnings Recent earnings indicate a mixed performance; while Q2 2026 saw record deliveries, EPS of $0.33 missed estimates of $0.54, accompanied by significantly reduced operating margins.
Revenue Growth Tesla achieved 25.5% revenue growth, reflecting strong sales volume, but profitability has been challenged.
Upcoming Catalysts:
  • Successful ramp-up of Cybertruck production
  • Expansion of robotaxi services and related software revenue
  • Progress in AI and robotics initiatives
  • Potential merger with SpaceX

Core Strengths & Moat Sources

Switching Costs: While Tesla's Supercharger network offers some convenience, the overall cost and ease of switching EV brands remain relatively low for consumers, limiting strong switching costs.
Intangible Assets: Tesla benefits from strong brand recognition and proprietary advancements in battery technology, software, and autonomous driving. However, continuous heavy investment is required to maintain this edge against rapidly developing competitors.
Network Effects: The Supercharger network offers a localized network effect, but its non-exclusive nature and growing competition from other charging infrastructures dilute its overall competitive advantage.
Cost Advantage: Tesla's early lead in EV manufacturing and vertical integration initially provided a cost advantage. However, as traditional automakers scale up their EV production and new entrants emerge, this advantage is being challenged.
Efficient Scale: Despite being a leader in the EV market, the automotive industry's vastness and fragmentation mean Tesla's current scale does not provide overwhelming efficiency advantages that prevent fierce competition or guarantee sustained high returns.

Main Risks

  • Intensifying competition from traditional automakers and new EV startups, leading to price wars and margin compression.
  • Regulatory and supply chain challenges, particularly regarding battery raw materials and manufacturing capacity.
  • High capital expenditures required for AI, robotics, and new factory investments, potentially impacting free cash flow.
  • Reliance on Elon Musk's leadership and potential distractions from other ventures.

🐂 Bulls Say

  • Tesla is a data company, not just an automaker, with significant recurring software revenue potential from its large vehicle fleet.
  • AI and robotics (Robotaxi, Optimus) represent massive long-term growth opportunities that the market is underestimating.
  • Cybertruck production ramp is finally gaining momentum, adding a new revenue stream.
  • Potential merger with SpaceX could unlock significant synergistic value and create the largest deal in history.

🐻 Bears Say

  • Valuation remains extremely stretched, with a P/E ratio over 300, pricing in perfection and leaving little room for error.
  • Operating margins are under significant pressure (1.4%), indicating that record revenue doesn't translate to proportionate profitability.
  • Lack of a durable competitive moat means Tesla will struggle to maintain outsized returns as competition heats up.
  • High capital expenditure on speculative projects like AI and robotics drains free cash flow, raising questions about financial discipline.

Financial Health

Tesla's balance sheet shows a strong cash position of $43.5 billion, significantly exceeding its debt of $16.1 billion. While free cash flow has been positive at $4.8 billion, heavy CapEx in recent periods suggests this could fluctuate with strategic investments.

Analyst Note

Despite strong top-line growth and innovative endeavors, Tesla's valuation appears stretched relative to its current profitability and lack of a sustainable competitive moat, indicating significant risk.

Business Strategy & Outlook

Tesla's strategy centers on accelerating the world's transition to sustainable energy through electric vehicles, energy storage, and AI-driven robotics. The long-term vision includes leveraging its vast data network for autonomous driving and expanding into new markets with innovative products like the Cybertruck and humanoid robots.

P/E (TTM)
317.27
Forward P/E
160.21
PEG Ratio
5.13
Analyst Consensus
buy

Wall Street Consensus

buy
Mean Target$390.09+12.8%
High$600.00
Low$125.00
Strong Buy
6
Buy
16
Hold
19
Sell
3
Strong Sell
2

Total Returns

1 Year-1.1%
5 Year+33.8%
10 Year+2442.4%
Year to Date-21.1%

Company Profile

Tesla, Inc. designs, develops, manufactures, leases, and sells electric vehicles, and energy generation and storage systems in the United States, China, and internationally. The company operates in two segments, Automotive; and Energy Generation and Storage. The company offers electric vehicles, as well as sells automotive regulatory credits; and non-warranty maintenance services and collision, automotive insurance services, as well as part sales and retail merchandise sale. It also provides sedans and sport utility vehicles through direct and used vehicle sales, a network of Tesla Superchargers, and in-app upgrades; purchase financing and leasing services; services for electric vehicles thr

SectorConsumer Cyclical
IndustryAuto Manufacturers
Employees134,785
HeadquartersAustin, TX
ExchangeNASDAQ
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Earnings & Revenue Forecast

Tesla, Inc. reported earnings results for the periods shown below. 7 of the last 8 quarters have reported results.

2026/Q4 (Est) Forecast
Revenue Est $28.47B
EPS Est $0.45
2026/Q3 (Est) Forecast
Revenue Est $27.52B
2026-07 ✗ Miss
Revenue Actual $28.24B
EPS Actual $0.33
EPS Forecast $0.54
EPS Surprise -38.9%
2026-04 ✓ Beat
Revenue Actual $22.39B
EPS Actual $0.41
EPS Forecast $0.35
EPS Surprise +17.1%
2026-01 ✓ Beat
Revenue Actual $24.90B
EPS Actual $0.50
EPS Forecast $0.45
EPS Surprise +11.1%
2025-10 ✗ Miss
Revenue Actual $28.09B
EPS Actual $0.50
EPS Forecast $0.56
EPS Surprise -10.7%
2025-07
Revenue Actual $22.50B
EPS Actual $0.40
EPS Forecast $0.40
EPS Surprise +0.0%
2025-04 ✗ Miss
Revenue Actual
EPS Actual $0.27
EPS Forecast $0.41
EPS Surprise -34.1%