JPMorgan projects Tesla robotaxi revenue at about $320 billion by 2035, with ~$314 billion from a Tesla-owned fleet
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JPMorgan's model shifts Tesla's robotaxi narrative toward a capital-intensive, Tesla-owned fleet (about $314B of $320B by 2035), limiting the economic role of a customer-owned "Tesla Network". The reframing raises focus on execution risks: Cybercab production scale, regulatory approval for unsupervised driving, and elevated capex (guided >$25B). Q2 FY2026 EPS missed consensus, reinforcing near-term margin and cash-flow pressure.
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JPMorgan analyst Rajat Gupta said in a note last week that Tesla’s robotaxi business could generate about $320 billion in revenue by 2035, with roughly ~$314 billion coming from a Tesla-owned fleet and only about $5 billion from a customer-owned “Tesla Network.” The assumptions undercut the long-promoted idea that individual owners could earn passive income by placing personal vehicles into a shared ride network, according to the JPMorgan framework. Separately, Tesla reported Q2 FY2026 revenue of $28.24B, up 25.5% year over year, while non-GAAP EPS of $0.33 missed the $0.54 consensus estimate.
