LEA

Lear Corporation is expected to report Q3 2026 earnings of $3.32 per share (up 19% YoY) with revenues of $5.78 billion (up 1.8% YoY) on October 30. However, a negative Earnings ESP of -1.10% combined with a Zacks Rank #3 makes an earnings beat unlikely. Similarly, Mobileye Global faces headwinds with a -7.35% Earnings ESP and 50% downward estimate revision over 30 days, despite a Zacks Rank #3.

Lear Corporation (LEA), a Tier 1 automotive supplier, receives a #3 (Hold) Zacks Rank with a VGM Score of A. The company shows strong growth prospects with a Growth Style Score of A and forecasted year-over-year earnings growth of 16.3% for fiscal 2026. Two analysts revised earnings estimates higher in the last 60 days, with a consensus estimate of $14.88 per share and an average earnings surprise of +13.5%.

Lear Corporation (LEA), a Tier 1 automotive supplier, receives a #3 (Hold) rating on the Zacks Rank with an A-rated VGM Score and Value Style Score. The company benefits from a low forward P/E ratio of 8.16 and recent upward earnings estimate revisions, making it attractive for value investors despite the hold recommendation.

Lear Corporation (LEA), a Tier 1 automotive supplier, receives a #3 (Hold) rating from Zacks with a VGM Score of A. The company shows strong growth prospects with a Growth Style Score of A and forecasted year-over-year earnings growth of 16.3% for the current fiscal year. Recent analyst revisions have increased the consensus earnings estimate to $14.88 per share for fiscal 2026.

Tesla is set to release Q3 2026 earnings on October 21 after delivering 486,532 vehicles, down 2.1% year-over-year. The company faces margin pressure from EV competition, pricing constraints, and vehicle mix shifts.

With an Earnings ESP of -11.35% and Zacks Rank #4 (Sell), Tesla is not expected to beat earnings estimates. Automotive gross profit is predicted to decline 0.6% from the year-ago quarter.

Tesla is set to report Q3 2026 results on Oct. 21 with consensus estimates of 44 cents per share earnings and $27.8B revenue. Vehicle deliveries fell 2.1% year-over-year to 486,532 units, primarily due to a 47.9% decline in other models, though sequential growth of 1.3% was supported by European recovery.

Energy storage deployments rose 9.6% YoY to 13.7 GWh. The company's negative Earnings ESP of -12.85% and Zacks Rank #4 (Sell) suggest low probability of an earnings beat.

The global electric vehicle wiring harnesses and connectors market is projected to grow from $8.53 billion in 2025 to $29.43 billion by 2035, driven by rising EV production, high-voltage system deployment, and zonal electrical architectures. Asia-Pacific will maintain regional leadership, with China emerging as the largest country market. Key challenges include copper price volatility and lengthy OEM qualification cycles.