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Tesla is struggling in the midst of the expired EV -credits
On July 24, 2025, Tesla unveiled a fall of 16% in the net result for the second quarter of the year. The decrease in profit is primarily attributed to falling automobile sale and the expiry of tax credits for electric vehicles (EV), which had been an important engine of consumer demand in recent years. CEO Elon Musk recognized in the profit call of the company that Tesla would probably be confronted with “rough neighborhoods”, and investors warned that the reduction of the subsidies could continue to influence the company results of the company.
This marks the second consecutive quarterly decline of Tesla, where analysts are noted that the aggressive price strategies and cost -saving measures of the company may not be sufficient to compensate for these challenges. In a year in which the EV sales were expected to see consistent growth, the passage of government credits Tesla remained vulnerable to competition from other EV manufacturers who have found ways to offer affordable alternatives.
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A mixed prospect for technical giants
While Tesla is confronted with increasing challenges, other companies such as Alphabet (the parent company of Google) have passed the storm. Alphabet reported a revenue increase of 14% on an annual basis, fed by strong growth of its cloud companies and progress in artificial intelligence (AI). The AI investments of the company were a crucial aspect of his strategy in 2025, which made it positioned well for future growth, despite the volatile performance of the overall technical sector.
The contrasting fortunes of Tesla and alphabet on the stock market are clear, with the shares of Tesla that fall after the announcement of his disappointing financial results. Conversely, Alphabet saw his shares rise more than 3%, which is a reflection of the trust of investors in his diversified business model.
Impact on the market and the EV industry
The mixed results of Tesla and Alphabet emphasize a broader trend in the technology and EV sectors – companies that can run to integrate AI and other emerging technologies are better positioned to drive out financial storms. As consumer behavior continues to shift to sustainability, many experts believe that the future of EV’s manufacturers will demand to go beyond the offering of vehicles, integrating smart technical solutions in their products and services.
For the time being, Tesla’s conflict with falling turnover and expiring EV -credits should be a warning story for companies that are highly dependent on government subsidies to expand growth.
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