Tesla股票（TSLA）今日价格：实时图表与分析

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Tesla’s Q1 2026 results were mixed. Vehicle deliveries came in at 358,023, below expectations of about 365,000. This led to a large build-up in inventory - around 50,000 vehicles, the highest in years. However, the financial results were stronger than expected. Revenue reached $22.4 billion, up 16% year-over-year. Profit margins also improved, with automotive gross margin at 21.1% (above expectations), and earnings per share at $0.41 vs. $0.34 expected. For the full year 2025, revenue was about $94.8 billion, slightly down from the previous year. The key highlight was margin improvement, which rose significantly compared to last year. However, some of this was due to one-time factors, so it’s unclear how sustainable it is. Tesla also faced challenges. Public reaction to Elon Musk’s political activity affected demand in some markets, contributing to weaker deliveries. Looking ahead, investors are focused on future growth drivers: over 1.2 million users have subscribed to Full Self-Driving, the robotaxi service has launched in Austin, and production of the Optimus robot is starting to scale. Analyst views vary widely, with price targets ranging from about $115 to over $400, reflecting uncertainty about Tesla’s future growth.