Tesla is set to report its second-quarter earnings after the US market closes on 23 July, with expectations of declining revenue due to a slowdown in sales. However, investors are looking towards Tesla’s development of robotaxis and energy storage as potential areas for growth. Despite challenges such as fierce competition from Chinese EV manufacturers and increased tariffs on exports, Tesla’s energy storage business has shown promising growth with record revenue and deployments. CEO Elon Musk also highlighted the potential of the robotaxi sector as a significant revenue opportunity, with predictions of Tesla cornering a large share of the market. Although the launch of Robotaxi was delayed, Tesla’s AI training capacity and the development of Optimus humanoid robots are expected to drive growth in the future. Musk envisions a future where these innovations could substantially increase Tesla’s market valuation. With the company facing a third consecutive year-on-year revenue decline, the focus remains on diversifying its offerings and expanding into new business areas to maintain investor interest and drive up valuation. Tesla’s strategy to pivot towards robotaxis and energy storage could be crucial in securing its position as a market leader in the rapidly evolving EV industry.
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