It is reported that Tesla will release its second-quarter earnings after the close of U.S. stock market on July 22. Analysts expect the company's revenue for the quarter to reach $26.4 billion, with earnings per share at $0.54, and the gross margin of its automotive business excluding incentive revenue slightly above 18%. In this earnings guidance, the market is also closely monitoring progress in Tesla's Robotaxi and Optimus initiatives; however, the core financial expectations currently disclosed are primarily focused on revenue, earnings per share, and automotive business gross margin performance.
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