Tesla Q3 Earnings Preview: Deliveries Dip but Revenue Still Up as Price Cuts Raise Margin Concerns
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Tesla's Q3 deliveries declined for the first time in a while, delivering just over 435,000 vehicles.
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Revenue is expected to be down significantly from Q2 to around $24 billion, but still up big year-over-year.
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Earnings per share are uncertain due to recent price cuts, but expected to be around $0.73.
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Shareholders are concerned about Tesla maintaining margins despite lower prices.
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Questions for the earnings call focus on Cybertruck, 4680 cells, Model 3, factory expansion, and FSD pricing.