Tesla entered the second quarter of 2025 at a time when its traditional automotive business was facing a slowdown, but at the same time, entirely new sources of growth were opening up. The results showed a decline in sales and profitability, mainly due to lower vehicle deliveries and weaker sales of premium models. Despite this, the company was able to achieve record profits in the energy segment and strengthen service revenues, including the Supercharger network. Then, in June, it launched its first robotaxi service in Austin, which management says symbolizes Tesla's shift from an electric-car maker to a technology leader in AI, autonomy and robotics.

The focus on innovation has translated not only into new products, such as a more affordable model planned for the second half of the year, but also into the development of energy storage and software services. The company also expanded its presence into new markets, including India, and achieved record sales in several Asian countries.…