Wall Street wants answers on robotaxis and 'physical AI' as Tesla gears up for earnings
Bloomberg/Getty Images Tesla earnings are on deck and Wall Street is eager for answers about the EV maker's big initiatives. Analysts are focused on robotaxi deployment and humanoid robots, pillars of the bull thesis for the stock. It's also the first report since SpaceX went public. Expect questions to come up about a possible merger. Tesla reports second-quarter earnings after closing bell on on Wednesday, and Wall Street analysts have some pressing questions about Elon Musk's ambitions for the EV maker. While Tesla deliveries recently showed that sales are rebounding, Tesla stock hasn't reflected renewed bullishness from investors. Shares are down 15% year-to-date, making the stock among the weakest of the Magnificent Seven. Investors and analysts hope the Q2 earnings report will offer insight into how Musk plans to reinvigorate the bullish sentiment in the latter part of the year. Key to the bull thesis are robotaxi deployment and humanoid robots, which upbeat Wa...