Tesla is bracing for a challenging close to 2025, with projected vehicle deliveries set to dip 15% year-over-year to around 422,850 units. This decline is exacerbated by a lack of tax credits and increasing competition, particularly from BYD, which is on track to surpass Tesla in EV sales. Furthermore, a major supplier, South Korea's L&F, drastically reduced its deal with Tesla, indicating serious supply chain challenges. Amidst this, investor Michael Burry has commented on Tesla's overvaluation but stated he's not shorting the stock.
“Michael Burry says he’s not shorting Tesla after calling the stock ‘ridiculously overvalued’”
“Comparándolo con Tesla, no es justo. Está en pañales, esto me hace mucho más alcista en Tesla que nada... está años, repito AÑOS, por adelante de Rivian.”
“No me encanta el método de activación VS el de Tesla que es un solo botón.”
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“93% chance of >=380k Tesla deliveries in Q4 2025.”
“A supplier to Tesla ended up providing a tiny fraction of battery material the carmaker ordered almost three years ago, in part due to issues with the Cybertruck.”
“Tesla is turning heads with company-compiled estimates for vehicle sales that are more pessimistic than many expected.”
“Tesla published a compilation of analyst estimates for vehicle deliveries to its website that on average shows expectations for the company to deliver 15% fewer cars in the fourth quarter from a year earlier.”
“Elon Musk has done a remarkable job of transforming Tesla. During his spell in politics some investors questioned whether he was the right boss.”
“Michael Burry denied being short on Tesla shares despite earlier this month calling the company 'ridiculously overvalued'.”
“I love tesla and space X products. However it wouldn't be fair not to include the massive contribution the US government made to help both be successful. $tsla”