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Tesla (TSLA) stock soared after posting its third-quarter earnings, delivering a mixture of good news that has excited investors. The electric vehicle giant reported adjusted earnings per share (EPS) of $0.72, surpassing analysts’ expectations of $0.60. Gross margins also impressed, coming in at 19.8%, higher than the anticipated 16.8%, giving a solid boost to Tesla's market valuation.

The company's revenue of $25.18 billion, while slightly below the expected $25.4 billion, was an improvement from Q2’s $25.05 billion and well above last year’s Q3 revenue of $23.4 billion. Tesla’s free cash flow also hit $2.9 billion, providing further confidence in its financial strength.

Tesla has been working diligently on its next-generation electric vehicles, including a more affordable EV that is set to launch in 2025. CEO Elon Musk has ambitious plans for the future, noting that the company could experience 20-30% growth next year.

Vehicle deliveries showed a slight improvement as well, with Tesla delivering 462,890 vehicles in Q3, a 6.4% increase from Q2. Although this missed Wall Street's expected 463,897 vehicles, the growth in production is encouraging, especially with the continued ramp-up of the refreshed Model 3 and the much-anticipated Cybertruck.

While Tesla has had its challenges this year, including a dip in stock prices before this earnings report, the Q3 results and future production plans have renewed optimism. Musk’s mention of 20-30% growth next year has investors eager to see what's next for the company.