Tesla Puts Out Q2 2025 Money Stats, Makes Profit Even with Drops
Tesla just put out its Q2 2025 money report, showing it still made money even though it had drops in cash flow, sales, and income from running things. This report made it clear there was a big fall in money from rules credits, which is money they won’t get at all soon.
Money Info for Q2 2025
The firm did better in this quarter than in Q1 2025, but the numbers were lower than last year's same time.
- Total Cash: $22.5 billion, down 12% from last year.
- Net Money Made: $1.17 billion, down 16% from last year.
- Income from Running Things: $923 million, down 42% from last year.
- Cars Given to Buyers: 384,122, down 13.5% from last year.
No More Money from Rules Credits
A key part of the report was about cash from rules credits, which fell by half from last year to $439 million, down from $595 million before.
The big news is that Tesla said this cash source is going away. A new law took out the fines for not meeting a set rule, which ends the trade of these no-waste tax credits.
Hard Bits and New Plans
Tesla said its Q2 results came from a tough big money scene with changing fees and unclear effects from tax and political shifts.
The firm also shared that it's starting to change. More than a car and clean energy company, Tesla is now trying to lead in AI and robots too.
