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2026 Q2 -tulosraportti 22.7. |
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1 t sitten · Muokattu1 t sitten · MuokattuBEIJING, May 7 (Reuters) - Tesla’s China-made EV sales jumped 36% on the year in April, a sixth month of gains, as the U.S. automaker fights to hold ground against a wave of cheaper Chinese rivals. Deliveries of Model 3 and Model Y vehicles built at Tesla’s Shanghai plant, including those exported to Europe and other markets, totaled 79,478 units, data from China Passenger Car Association showed on Thursday. That was down 7.2% from March this year but well above April 2025 levels. The figures suggest Tesla is stabilizing in its two most important markets outside the U.S. after a bruising stretch of market share losses, though regulatory delays around its Full Self-Driving software and new Chinese EVs may limit the recovery. The U.S. automaker’s sales continued to recover last month in several European markets, including Sweden, France and Denmark. This was supported by stronger demand for battery EVs as oil prices spiked due to the U.S.-Iran conflict.
·14 t sittenAlthough my Tesla is somewhat down this year, I'd really damn like to have some more, but the 20% limit puts a stop to that. In a year.... as I also said last year, but this time...:) I don't have Tesla for trading, but for the pipeline, no one has anything like it, except maybe for SpaceX.
·1 t sittenBetter to bet (almost) everything on one horse you know than everything on six horses you don't know. I hope so 😆🙏
·3 päivää sitten
·18 t sittenDoesn't Tesla have most deliveries to Norway in May/June then? This probably relates to how the RO-RO ships call and coordinate further for transport out into the market. Tesla is in a unique position in Norway and it will be difficult to unseat them from the throne.
·3 päivää sittenAccording to investanswers, 0.8% of profit for q1 was from RT. I reckon it's an estimate someone has calculated. «The car company that only makes 62% of profit from cars. Nearly 18% from Megapacks. But the real story here is FSD and Robotaxi. These are Q1 Profit Numbers. This is why Tesla can trade at a premium while still showing real profits from the “new” businesses. They’re not hoping the SaaS model works — they’re already proving it works while still selling the highest-volume electric vehicles on the planet. The 0.8% robotaxi slice is the most exciting number on the chart. In 2025 that number was basically zero. In Q1 2026 it’s already contributing. That’s not slow pivoting. That’s violent, profitable acceleration into the AI era — without the usual SaaS bloodbath. This is what a successful hardware-to-AI transition actually looks like when executed by a company that controls both the atoms and the bits. 1 Year from now this will look VERY DIFFERENT. Remember FSD is almost pure margin (profit) and Robotaxi very high margin»
·30.4.From Wall Street Journal: China dominates the humanoid robot race China accounts for over 80% of the 16,000 humanoid robots installed globally in 2025. Chinese companies like AgiBot and Unitree each delivered over 5,000 units last year, while the leading American manufacturer, Tesla, only accounted for a market share of 5%. Almost 90% of all humanoid robots sold globally in 2025 were Chinese. Figure AI, Agility Robotics, and Tesla each sold only around 150 units by comparison. China's strategic advantage: The supply chain. The USA leads in AI chips and software, but China controls the physical supply chain: motors, gears, magnets, rare earths, sensors, and precision components. Morgan Stanley estimates that China's supply chain can reduce the production costs for a humanoid robot by up to two-thirds. Motion control components alone account for approx. 55% of a robot's total price. The state's role is central The Chinese government, which has set out to lead in "embodied AI" — the combination of artificial intelligence and physical systems — over the next five years, is providing massive support. Since the end of 2024, cities like Beijing have established investment funds of over $26 billion for the sector, according to Morgan Stanley. However, the robots are not perfect yet The productivity gap is real: robots operate in early deployments with less than half the efficiency of human employees. Although robots can perform single actions competently, they still struggle with tasks requiring fluid sequences, adaptation, or uninterrupted execution in dynamic environments. The geopolitical game According to Adam Dorr from the research organization RethinkX, it's not just about boosting China's domestic productivity — it's also a race to deploy robots in other countries' markets globally, especially in Africa and Asia. In short: China is doing with humanoid robots what it previously did with electric cars and solar panels — scaling mass production, driving down prices, and exporting to the world.
·4 t sittenAfter 17.5 years, I'm still outperforming Warren Buffett and his sluggish Brk.b. When he sold just over 50% of his Apple, I sold barely 3% of mine, even though my total portfolio consisted of almost 60% Apple. A week or so ago, he admitted he made a mistake - same thing when he dissed Apple, while I bought them instead. Six years later, he tucked his tail between his legs and bought them about 5-6 times more expensively!
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2026 Q1 -tulosraportti
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‧57 min
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- 1 t sitten · Muokattu1 t sitten · MuokattuBEIJING, May 7 (Reuters) - Tesla’s China-made EV sales jumped 36% on the year in April, a sixth month of gains, as the U.S. automaker fights to hold ground against a wave of cheaper Chinese rivals. Deliveries of Model 3 and Model Y vehicles built at Tesla’s Shanghai plant, including those exported to Europe and other markets, totaled 79,478 units, data from China Passenger Car Association showed on Thursday. That was down 7.2% from March this year but well above April 2025 levels. The figures suggest Tesla is stabilizing in its two most important markets outside the U.S. after a bruising stretch of market share losses, though regulatory delays around its Full Self-Driving software and new Chinese EVs may limit the recovery. The U.S. automaker’s sales continued to recover last month in several European markets, including Sweden, France and Denmark. This was supported by stronger demand for battery EVs as oil prices spiked due to the U.S.-Iran conflict.
- ·14 t sittenAlthough my Tesla is somewhat down this year, I'd really damn like to have some more, but the 20% limit puts a stop to that. In a year.... as I also said last year, but this time...:) I don't have Tesla for trading, but for the pipeline, no one has anything like it, except maybe for SpaceX.·1 t sittenBetter to bet (almost) everything on one horse you know than everything on six horses you don't know. I hope so 😆🙏
- ·3 päivää sitten·18 t sittenDoesn't Tesla have most deliveries to Norway in May/June then? This probably relates to how the RO-RO ships call and coordinate further for transport out into the market. Tesla is in a unique position in Norway and it will be difficult to unseat them from the throne.
- ·3 päivää sittenAccording to investanswers, 0.8% of profit for q1 was from RT. I reckon it's an estimate someone has calculated. «The car company that only makes 62% of profit from cars. Nearly 18% from Megapacks. But the real story here is FSD and Robotaxi. These are Q1 Profit Numbers. This is why Tesla can trade at a premium while still showing real profits from the “new” businesses. They’re not hoping the SaaS model works — they’re already proving it works while still selling the highest-volume electric vehicles on the planet. The 0.8% robotaxi slice is the most exciting number on the chart. In 2025 that number was basically zero. In Q1 2026 it’s already contributing. That’s not slow pivoting. That’s violent, profitable acceleration into the AI era — without the usual SaaS bloodbath. This is what a successful hardware-to-AI transition actually looks like when executed by a company that controls both the atoms and the bits. 1 Year from now this will look VERY DIFFERENT. Remember FSD is almost pure margin (profit) and Robotaxi very high margin»
- ·30.4.From Wall Street Journal: China dominates the humanoid robot race China accounts for over 80% of the 16,000 humanoid robots installed globally in 2025. Chinese companies like AgiBot and Unitree each delivered over 5,000 units last year, while the leading American manufacturer, Tesla, only accounted for a market share of 5%. Almost 90% of all humanoid robots sold globally in 2025 were Chinese. Figure AI, Agility Robotics, and Tesla each sold only around 150 units by comparison. China's strategic advantage: The supply chain. The USA leads in AI chips and software, but China controls the physical supply chain: motors, gears, magnets, rare earths, sensors, and precision components. Morgan Stanley estimates that China's supply chain can reduce the production costs for a humanoid robot by up to two-thirds. Motion control components alone account for approx. 55% of a robot's total price. The state's role is central The Chinese government, which has set out to lead in "embodied AI" — the combination of artificial intelligence and physical systems — over the next five years, is providing massive support. Since the end of 2024, cities like Beijing have established investment funds of over $26 billion for the sector, according to Morgan Stanley. However, the robots are not perfect yet The productivity gap is real: robots operate in early deployments with less than half the efficiency of human employees. Although robots can perform single actions competently, they still struggle with tasks requiring fluid sequences, adaptation, or uninterrupted execution in dynamic environments. The geopolitical game According to Adam Dorr from the research organization RethinkX, it's not just about boosting China's domestic productivity — it's also a race to deploy robots in other countries' markets globally, especially in Africa and Asia. In short: China is doing with humanoid robots what it previously did with electric cars and solar panels — scaling mass production, driving down prices, and exporting to the world.·4 t sittenAfter 17.5 years, I'm still outperforming Warren Buffett and his sluggish Brk.b. When he sold just over 50% of his Apple, I sold barely 3% of mine, even though my total portfolio consisted of almost 60% Apple. A week or so ago, he admitted he made a mistake - same thing when he dissed Apple, while I bought them instead. Six years later, he tucked his tail between his legs and bought them about 5-6 times more expensively!
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Datan lähde: FactSet, Quartr| Seuraava tapahtuma | |
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2026 Q2 -tulosraportti 22.7. |
| Menneet tapahtumat | ||
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2026 Q1 -tulosraportti 22.4. | ||
2025 Q4 -tulosraportti 28.1. | ||
Vuosittainen yhtiökokous 2025 6.11.2025 | ||
2025 Q3 -tulosraportti 22.10.2025 | ||
2025 Q2 -tulosraportti 23.7.2025 |
2026 Q1 -tulosraportti
15 päivää sitten
‧57 min
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Datan lähde: FactSet, Quartr| Seuraava tapahtuma | |
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2026 Q2 -tulosraportti 22.7. |
| Menneet tapahtumat | ||
|---|---|---|
2026 Q1 -tulosraportti 22.4. | ||
2025 Q4 -tulosraportti 28.1. | ||
Vuosittainen yhtiökokous 2025 6.11.2025 | ||
2025 Q3 -tulosraportti 22.10.2025 | ||
2025 Q2 -tulosraportti 23.7.2025 |
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- 1 t sitten · Muokattu1 t sitten · MuokattuBEIJING, May 7 (Reuters) - Tesla’s China-made EV sales jumped 36% on the year in April, a sixth month of gains, as the U.S. automaker fights to hold ground against a wave of cheaper Chinese rivals. Deliveries of Model 3 and Model Y vehicles built at Tesla’s Shanghai plant, including those exported to Europe and other markets, totaled 79,478 units, data from China Passenger Car Association showed on Thursday. That was down 7.2% from March this year but well above April 2025 levels. The figures suggest Tesla is stabilizing in its two most important markets outside the U.S. after a bruising stretch of market share losses, though regulatory delays around its Full Self-Driving software and new Chinese EVs may limit the recovery. The U.S. automaker’s sales continued to recover last month in several European markets, including Sweden, France and Denmark. This was supported by stronger demand for battery EVs as oil prices spiked due to the U.S.-Iran conflict.
- ·14 t sittenAlthough my Tesla is somewhat down this year, I'd really damn like to have some more, but the 20% limit puts a stop to that. In a year.... as I also said last year, but this time...:) I don't have Tesla for trading, but for the pipeline, no one has anything like it, except maybe for SpaceX.·1 t sittenBetter to bet (almost) everything on one horse you know than everything on six horses you don't know. I hope so 😆🙏
- ·3 päivää sitten·18 t sittenDoesn't Tesla have most deliveries to Norway in May/June then? This probably relates to how the RO-RO ships call and coordinate further for transport out into the market. Tesla is in a unique position in Norway and it will be difficult to unseat them from the throne.
- ·3 päivää sittenAccording to investanswers, 0.8% of profit for q1 was from RT. I reckon it's an estimate someone has calculated. «The car company that only makes 62% of profit from cars. Nearly 18% from Megapacks. But the real story here is FSD and Robotaxi. These are Q1 Profit Numbers. This is why Tesla can trade at a premium while still showing real profits from the “new” businesses. They’re not hoping the SaaS model works — they’re already proving it works while still selling the highest-volume electric vehicles on the planet. The 0.8% robotaxi slice is the most exciting number on the chart. In 2025 that number was basically zero. In Q1 2026 it’s already contributing. That’s not slow pivoting. That’s violent, profitable acceleration into the AI era — without the usual SaaS bloodbath. This is what a successful hardware-to-AI transition actually looks like when executed by a company that controls both the atoms and the bits. 1 Year from now this will look VERY DIFFERENT. Remember FSD is almost pure margin (profit) and Robotaxi very high margin»
- ·30.4.From Wall Street Journal: China dominates the humanoid robot race China accounts for over 80% of the 16,000 humanoid robots installed globally in 2025. Chinese companies like AgiBot and Unitree each delivered over 5,000 units last year, while the leading American manufacturer, Tesla, only accounted for a market share of 5%. Almost 90% of all humanoid robots sold globally in 2025 were Chinese. Figure AI, Agility Robotics, and Tesla each sold only around 150 units by comparison. China's strategic advantage: The supply chain. The USA leads in AI chips and software, but China controls the physical supply chain: motors, gears, magnets, rare earths, sensors, and precision components. Morgan Stanley estimates that China's supply chain can reduce the production costs for a humanoid robot by up to two-thirds. Motion control components alone account for approx. 55% of a robot's total price. The state's role is central The Chinese government, which has set out to lead in "embodied AI" — the combination of artificial intelligence and physical systems — over the next five years, is providing massive support. Since the end of 2024, cities like Beijing have established investment funds of over $26 billion for the sector, according to Morgan Stanley. However, the robots are not perfect yet The productivity gap is real: robots operate in early deployments with less than half the efficiency of human employees. Although robots can perform single actions competently, they still struggle with tasks requiring fluid sequences, adaptation, or uninterrupted execution in dynamic environments. The geopolitical game According to Adam Dorr from the research organization RethinkX, it's not just about boosting China's domestic productivity — it's also a race to deploy robots in other countries' markets globally, especially in Africa and Asia. In short: China is doing with humanoid robots what it previously did with electric cars and solar panels — scaling mass production, driving down prices, and exporting to the world.·4 t sittenAfter 17.5 years, I'm still outperforming Warren Buffett and his sluggish Brk.b. When he sold just over 50% of his Apple, I sold barely 3% of mine, even though my total portfolio consisted of almost 60% Apple. A week or so ago, he admitted he made a mistake - same thing when he dissed Apple, while I bought them instead. Six years later, he tucked his tail between his legs and bought them about 5-6 times more expensively!
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