Tesla confirma capex superior a $20 mil millones para 2026 en resultados ante caída en entregas

Basándose en recientes anuncios en China, Tesla detalló en sus resultados del 4T 2025 planes para más de $20 mil millones en gastos de capital para 2026, priorizando producción de CyberCab, escalado de robot Optimus e infraestructura de IA sobre crecimiento tradicional de vehículos. Esto sigue a una caída del 16% en entregas del 4T a 418.227 unidades, compensada por márgenes automovilísticos que subieron al 17,9%.

La llamada de resultados del 4T 2025 de Tesla subrayó un giro estratégico reflejado en briefings anteriores en China, con gastos de capital que se duplicarán más que desde 2025 para superar $20 mil millones. Las inversiones se centran en producción de vehículo CyberCab a partir de abril de 2026, mejoras en robot humanoide Optimus y sistemas de IA de apoyo, cambiando el enfoque del volumen de vehículos a autonomía y robótica. Las entregas cayeron un 16% interanual a 418,227 vehículos en el 4T 2025 desde 495,570 en el 4T 2024, pero los márgenes brutos automovilísticos mejoraron al 17.9%, apoyados por menor énfasis en modelos antiguos de menor margen como Model S y X. El segmento de almacenamiento de energía brindó estabilidad con despliegues récord en 2025 y ingresos de mayor margen. El progreso se evaluará por hitos en IA y robótica en lugar de cifras de ventas. Los traders miraron soporte del stock en $380 y resistencia cerca de $450 tras el informe.

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