Tesla shareholders have submitted nearly 300 questions ahead of the company's Q2 2026 earnings call scheduled for July 22. Many of the most-upvoted questions focus on repeated delays in Robotaxi expansion and Full Self-Driving capabilities.
The questions were submitted through Say Technologies, where votes are weighted by shares held. The top two questions ask about Optimus production and Robotaxi expansion constraints, each backed by 4.8 million shares, suggesting support from a large holder.
The third-most-upvoted question highlights Tesla missing short-term Robotaxi guidance across three earnings reports. It references a shift from 50 percent U.S. coverage by end of 2025 to just seven new cities in the first half of 2026.
Other prominent questions address Hardware 3 vehicles, which Elon Musk confirmed cannot deliver unsupervised Full Self-Driving. Shareholders seek details on upgrades, refunds, or transfers for affected owners.
Additional queries ask Musk to commit to 2025 compensation plan goals before any merger with SpaceX and inquire about plans for Digital Optimus through SpaceXAI.