Tesla's Full Self-Driving Subscriptions Grow Amid Mixed Third-Quarter Financial Results
Tesla reported mixed third-quarter financial results, characterized by flat revenue of approximately $28 billion and a 4% year-over-year decline in non-GAAP net earnings per share to $0.48. While vehicle sales saw a slight decline, total deliveries of 486,532 exceeded analyst expectations. The stock faced downward pressure following the report as investors weighed stagnant revenue against core automotive performance. Despite these headwinds, Tesla's Full Self-Driving (FSD) software segment showed significant momentum. Active FSD subscriptions surged 67% year-over-year to 1.74 million users, creating an annual run rate approaching $1 billion. The high-margin software business is increasingly integrated into the vehicle purchase decision, with North American FSD attach rates exceeding 75%. This growth provides a critical data flywheel for future autonomous initiatives, including the company's robotaxi strategy and the recently launched Cybercab.
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