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Tesla reported 93,579 China-made Model 3 and Y vehicles sold in July 2026, up 37.8% year-over-year and 5% from June, per China Passenger Car Association data, continuing a recovery streak.

Tesla reported Q2 results that topped revenue estimates but missed on profitability, leading to a 14.52% stock plunge on its worst earnings reaction day on record.

Tesla shares fell 14.52% on July 24 after reporting Q2 results that beat revenue estimates but showed weak profitability and raised concerns about margins.

Tesla reported disappointing Q2 results with negative free cash flow over $1 billion amid heavy AI and robotics spending, leading to sharp analyst price target cuts.

Tesla reported Q2 capex of $5.79 billion, up 142% YoY, and reiterated plans for more than $25 billion in annual spending focused on self-driving, AI, and robotics initiatives.

Tesla shares were active in after-hours trading alongside Alphabet and IBM as investors digested big-tech earnings amid ongoing AI spending scrutiny and geopolitical oil volatility.

Deliveries of Tesla Model 3 and Model Y from its Shanghai plant increased 24.4% year-over-year to 89,091 units in June, with Q2 combined China sales and exports up 32.8%.

Tesla reported a 24.4% year-over-year increase in China-made EV deliveries for June to 89,091 units, marking the eighth consecutive month of growth supported by European demand recovery.