Tesla's Q3 2025 earnings call is scheduled for October 22, following strong production and delivery numbers that exceeded expectations. Investors are eager for updates on Robotaxi expansion, full self-driving progress, and new vehicle models. Questions for the call can be submitted until October 21 via the Say platform.
Tesla's third-quarter performance in 2025 has generated significant buzz, with production and deliveries surpassing forecasts, driven by an end-of-quarter surge to capitalize on the expiring US Federal EV Tax Credit. The company recently launched Full Self-Driving (FSD) version 14 to early-access investors, expanded Robotaxi deployment, and introduced affordable variants of the Model 3 and Model Y, fueling optimism for its next growth phase.
The earnings call is set for October 22 at 5:30 PM EDT (2:30 PM PT), with live stream links to be provided closer to the date. Investors can submit and vote on questions through the Say platform, a third-party service that verifies share ownership and weights votes by the number of shares held. The submission deadline is October 21 at 4 PM EDT.
Top-voted questions focus on Tesla's roadmap, including plans for new car models such as compact cars on the unboxed Cybercab platform or traditional SUVs and pickups on the Cybertruck platform. Others seek Robotaxi metrics like fleet size, cumulative miles, rides completed, and intervention rates, along with timelines for removing safety drivers and deploying unsupervised FSD to customer vehicles. Additional queries address challenges in bringing the Optimus robot to market, demand for energy products like Megapack and Powerwall, and Robotaxi expansion to new cities by year-end.
Favorite questions from observers include updates on Tesla insurance expansion, self-driving Semi trucks, Solar Roof progress, and the HW3 hardware upgrade eligibility and timeline. The call follows closely by the Annual Shareholder Meeting on November 6 at 3:00 PM CT.
Tesla's stock has rallied nearly 100% in 2025, despite facing multiple headwinds in the EV sector, underscoring investor interest in the company's autonomy and product strategies.
