Non-GAAP earnings per share came in at $0.50, beating estimates of $0.45, while GAAP net income reached $0.8 billion for the quarter. Despite the revenue dip, Tesla ended the year with strong energy storage deployments and a record $12.8 billion in energy revenue, up 26.6% year-over-year. A key highlight was the confirmation that production of the flagship Model S and Model X will end next quarter, with their Fremont factory lines repurposed for Optimus production aiming at 1 million units annually. "This is a somewhat sad announcement," Musk noted, but he framed it as essential for scaling robotics. Musk also teased an Optimus Gen 3 unveiling in a few months, calling it "quite capable" and projecting massive growth in this $25 trillion opportunity.