Total automotive revenue accounted for the majority of Tesla’s earnings in Q422, while both its services and the company’s energy business tacked a couple of additional billions onto the figure. When compared to Q421, Tesla’s automotive revenue spiked a surprising 33%, while energy generation and storage revenue climbed to $1.13 billion and services (among other revenue sources not mentioned above) topped out at $1.6 billion. During the same fiscal quarter, around 400,000 people in the U.S. and Canada had access to Full Self-Driving (FSD) Beta, which is a platform with additional autonomous assist features available to buyers who are willing to pay for access to them.
Ultimately, Tesla made $3.7 billion in net income (GAAP) on that record overall revenue, which is itself a considerable jump over the same quarter the year before. Extrapolating things out to look at the full year, Tesla made $14.1 billion ($12.6 billion GAAP) in net income last year, more than double the $5.5 billion it had the year before. The figures are no doubt good news for investors who have grown frustrated and nervous over Musk’s involvement with Twitter, as well as the stock price drop that followed his overpriced acquisition of the social media company.
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