The latest data point for TSLA's EPS Surprise % in Q1'26 shows a positive outcome of 15.85%, indicating that the company's earnings per share exceeded analyst expectations by a notable margin. In contrast, the EPS Growth (YoY) for the same period reflects a more modest year-over-year increase of 15.38%, suggesting tempered growth relative to the prior year. Over the period from Q2'23 to Q1'26, TSLA's EPS Surprise % has exhibited high volatility, fluctuating between a peak of 24.14% in Q3'24 and a low of -34.10% in Q1'25, with an overall trend leaning toward negative surprises in recent quarters before the Q1'26 rebound. EPS Growth (YoY) displays even greater instability, marked by sharp declines such as -71.20% in Q4'24 and recoveries like 111.86% in Q4'23, highlighting inconsistent profitability momentum amid broader market pressures on the electric vehicle sector.