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another data sheet article.

418k deliveries, down -16% for q4.
-8.6% down yoy deliveries

i'm pretty sure the tax rebate going away and the whole anti-elon movement was a big part of this hit.

From a stock perspective, short interest is still very low at 2-3%.


Rivian is down similar numbers at 18%


In other news, BYD took over the top spot for EV sales

The BYD cars are apples/oranges to Tesla's.

full disclosure, I'm a small (handful) shareholder of TSLA for many years now. Just like I am with lucid and rivian.
I've found better returns in some option-strategy funds like I listed here: Master List of EV Stocks and ETFs as the only thing consistent with these companies is volatility.
Tesla's lineup is getting stale. Elon shoulda made the Model 2--and the Roadster, for that matter.
 
Personally, he should have cut out laying off 10% of the employees each year by making a hard challenge:
  • Improve the price-performance of each product by 10% each year
    • Reduce price
    • Improve efficiency
    • Total of 10% between both
Applying Prius tuning techniques:
  • 4 mi/kWh -> 4.5 mi/kWh, .5/4 ~= 12% more efficient
  • $300 OEM tires -> $210 3d party ~= 70% cheaper
    • 30,000 mi -> 60,0000 mi wear rating ~= 50% cheaper
Price-Performance is the golden rule to follow for success.

Bob Wilson
 
perhaps this will help the stock price as Tesla is the only car company making and deploying grid scale battery's.
Tesla’s Energy business closed out 2025 with yet another milestone, as the company deployed a record 14.2 GWh of energy storage in Q4 2025. The result, a 29% increase year-over-year, caps off Tesla’s strongest year ever for stationary storage and reinforces the company’s accelerating momentum in grid-scale batteries.

The Q4 performance stands out not only as a quarterly record, but also as a key contributor to Tesla’s broader energy growth trajectory. Tesla’s storage business has moved from incremental gains earlier in the decade to a steep, sustained growth curve beginning in 2023 and accelerating sharply through 2024 and 2025.

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Tesla’s Energy business closed out 2025 with yet another milestone, as the company deployed a record 14.2 GWh of energy storage in Q4 2025. The result, a 29% increase year-over-year, caps off Tesla’s strongest year ever for stationary storage and reinforces the company’s accelerating momentum in grid-scale batteries.

The Q4 performance stands out not only as a quarterly record, but also as a key contributor to Tesla’s broader energy growth trajectory. Tesla’s storage business has moved from incremental gains earlier in the decade to a steep, sustained growth curve beginning in 2023 and accelerating sharply through 2024 and 2025.
 
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