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Automaker earnings, Q3 2026

The quarter in one table. Reported rows carry the company's own numbers; pending rows carry the date and the consensus. Updated 2026-10-27.

CompanyReportsRevenueEPSNet incomeMarginCore / NA profitGuidance
General Motors GM
Beat on EPS; trucks and SUVs carried it; EV losses narrowing. CNBC, Oct 20
Oct 20 reported$50.0B$3.70 adj. (+32%)$3.3B8.2% adj. EBITAdj. EBIT $4.11B (+22%)FY adj. EBIT $14.5–15.5B (narrowed), EPS $12.75–13.75, FCF raised; new $20B buyback
Tesla TSLA
Automotive gross margin improved; profit still down on price cuts and credit expiry. Electrek, Oct 21
Oct 21 reported$28.05B (flat)$0.48 adj. (−4%)$787M GAAP (−43%)2.6% operatingOperating income $718M (−56%)None given
Ford Motor F
Consensus automotive revenue about $45.7B; third straight quarterly sales decline, Model e losses and tariffs in focus. Zacks preview
Oct 28 (after close)—Est. $0.39 (Zacks)————
Stellantis STLA
Q3 shipments 1.3M (−1%); watch Jeep's US slide vs Ram's gains and the 2026 guidance. 24/7 Wall St. preview, Oct 26
Oct 28 (revenues)Est. about $36BEst. −$0.18 (normalized)———H2 weighted to Q4 (prior statement)
Toyota TM
Fiscal second quarter; hybrids and the yen drive the number. Toyota IR
Early November (FY Q2)——————
Hyundai Motor 005380.KS
Record US quarter for Kia and Genesis; tariffs on Korean-built cars are the swing factor. Hyundai IR
Late October——————
Honda HMC
US sales +9% in Q3 on hybrids. Honda IR
Early November (FY Q2)——————
Rivian RIVN
Q3 deliveries up 46% per Cox; R2 ramp and gross margin are the questions. Rivian IR
Early November——————

Figures from each company's release or call; estimates marked "Est." are consensus from the source linked. Tesla and Rivian report no segment line, so the operating income is shown.

What to watch this week

  • Ford (Oct 28): tariff cost guidance, Model e losses, and whether the F-Series pricing holds after a third quarterly sales decline.
  • Stellantis (Oct 28): whether 2026 guidance survives; Jeep down 20% in the US while Ram is up 29%.
  • GM already set the tone: narrowed guidance, higher free cash flow and a $20B buyback on truck profits.
  • Tesla: flat revenue and a 2.6% operating margin; the robotaxi narrative replaced guidance.