Sales were up at Tesla but so were costs and spending
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特斯拉第二季度财报显示，营收同比增长，但支出同步增加，利润率从两位数降至1.4%。电动汽车业务收入205亿美元，同比增长23%；能源与存储业务收入31亿美元，增长13%；服务业务收入46亿美元，翻倍增长。监管积分收入仅1.46亿美元，因美国已于2025年取消该政策。FSD订阅模式转变对服务收入增长贡献显著。
Tesla posted its financial statement for the second quarter of the year this afternoon. Earlier in July, we learned that the American automaker had had a good quarter in terms of sales, growing 25 percent year over year. Fans hoping that sales increase would result in a plenty profitable Tesla may be disappointed, though. Revenues are up but so are expenses, and the company's once-enviable double-digit profit margin has fallen to just 1.4 percent.
Tesla brought in $20.5 billion from its electric vehicle business, a 23 percent increase year over year, and just $146 million came from automotive regulatory credits. Credits have been a key to Tesla's profitability in previous challenging quarters, but they were abolished in the United States with Musk's blessing in 2025.
There was growth from its energy and storage business, which grew 13 percent year over year to revenues of $3.1 billion, but the most growth was in Tesla's services, which doubled, bringing in $4.6 billion. Tesla's shift from a one-time purchase to a monthly subscription for its much-criticized FSD partially automated driver assist—something tied to CEO Elon Musk's gargantuan remuneration package—was a big help here.
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