The latest data point for TSLA's Revenue Surprise % in Q1'26 shows a modest positive surprise of 1.30%, indicating that actual revenue exceeded analyst expectations by a small margin. Meanwhile, the Revenue Growth (YoY) for the same period reflects robust expansion at 15.78%, suggesting stronger-than-anticipated year-over-year performance in the first quarter of 2026. Over the period from Q2'23 to Q1'26, Revenue Surprise % has exhibited high volatility, fluctuating between a peak positive of 5.86% in Q3'25 and a low of -9.10% in Q1'25, with an overall trend shifting from mixed early results to more frequent positives in recent quarters. In contrast, Revenue Growth (YoY) displays a declining pattern through 2025, marked by contractions such as -11.78% in Q2'25, before rebounding sharply to 15.78% in Q1'26; notable inflection points include a sharp drop in Q1'24 (-8.69%) and recovery phases in Q3'24 (7.85%) and Q3'25 (11.57%), highlighting TSLA's cyclical growth amid market challenges.