/ January 27, 2026 As Tesla prepares to release its quarterly figures, investor attention is intensifying. The company is scheduled to announce its fourth-quarter and full-year 2025 financial results after the U.S. market closes tomorrow. The immediate focus is on navigating headwinds in its core automotive business, while the market increasingly looks to other segments for future growth signals. Profitability Metrics in the Spotlight With vehicle delivery numbers already public, analysts are now scrutinizing revenue, earnings, and margins. Consensus estimates paint a challenging picture for the last quarter: Revenue projections vary among firms, ranging from approximately $25.1 billion to $28.1 billion. A significant decline in earnings per share is anticipated, with forecasts pointing to a drop of around 35% or more year-over-year. The gross margin, pressured by intense price competition in the EV sector, is expected to hover near 18%. Given these pressures, the forward guidance provided by Tesla’s management for 2026 and beyond will carry substantial weight. Any deviation from current market expectations is likely to have an immediate impact on the share price. Declining Automotive Deliveries Tesla has already reported delivering 418,227 vehicles in Q4 2025, a figure that fell short of analyst forecasts. This represents a 15.6% decrease compared to the same period the previous year.