Tesla, Inc. Dividend Yield

Data as of June 01, 2026

How It's Calculated

What This Means

Tesla, Inc. does not currently pay a dividend. This is common for growth-oriented companies that reinvest profits into the business rather than distributing them to shareholders.

About Tesla, Inc.

Tesla, Inc. (TSLA) operates in the Consumer Cyclical sector, specifically in Auto Manufacturers. With a market capitalization of about $1.64T, it ranks as a mega-cap stock — one of the largest publicly traded companies.

Shares recently traded near $435.79, within a 52-week range of $273.21 to $498.83 (-12.6% from the high, +59.5% from the low). Beta of 1.79 suggests the stock has been more volatile than the broader market.

Trailing profit margin is about 3.9%, signaling modest profitability that investors should weigh against growth plans.

Understanding This Metric

Dividend yield measures annual cash distributions relative to share price. For Tesla, Inc., yield should be read alongside payout sustainability and free cash flow. In Consumer Cyclical, income investors often compare yield with peers, but a very high yield can sometimes signal payout stress rather than value.

Sector Comparison

Among Consumer Cyclical names on our S&P 100 coverage, Tesla, Inc.'s dividend yield of 0.00% can be compared with peers such as AMZN (0.00%), MCD (2.66%), BKNG (0.96%). Sector context helps interpretation, but each company's growth profile and balance sheet differ — use multiple metrics before drawing conclusions. View all Consumer Cyclical stocks.

Key Takeaways

• TSLA is grouped in the Consumer Cyclical sector for peer comparisons.
• Recent beta of 1.79 suggests higher-than-market price sensitivity.
• Trailing profit margin of 3.9% provides context for how much earnings support the headline multiple.

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