Tesla (TSLA) Stock Drops 23% From Peak — Should Investors Buy the Dip?
Tesla's vehicle deliveries reached 1.64 million in 2025, signaling a potential third consecutive year of sluggish expansion. The company's energy division experienced robust 27% growth, generating $12.8 billion in revenue, while automotive segment revenue declined 9% to $69.5 billion.
Tesla delivered 1.64 million vehicles in 2025, a minimal change from the previous year. The company's revenues declined 3% to $94.8 billion, with the automotive segment plunging 9% to $69.5 billion. However, the energy division saw a 27% increase in revenue, generating $12.8 billion. Tesla is investing $2 billion in xAI and will begin Cybercab manufacturing in 2026. The company faces regulatory challenges, including an investigation into 3.2 million vehicles regarding Full Self-Driving performance issues. Tesla's stock has dropped 23% from its peak, prompting questions about whether investors should buy the dip.
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