Tesla shares declined following Q1 2026 earnings as investors reacted to a massive increase in capital expenditure for AI and autonomy. Despite sales growth and record energy margins, the market is cautious regarding the company's pivot toward robotaxis and robotics.
- TSLA closed at $373.60, down 3.59%
- Annual capex guidance raised to $25 billion for AI/Robotics
- Sales growth reported at 16%
- Cybercab and Semi-Truck production expected to begin in 2026
- Energy storage unit achieved record-high margins
- Valuation stands at 89x cash from operations
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