Elon Musk delivers a speech during the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting in Davos, Switzerland, on Jan. 22, 2026. Harun Ozalp/Anadolu via Getty Images

Tesla is scheduled to report earnings tomorrow (Jan. 28). But the electric carmaker’s shareholders are less interested in quarterly margins than in hearing Elon Musk talk about everything else. On Say.com, a third-party platform Tesla uses to collect questions for its earnings calls, the most up-voted submissions from both retail and institutional investors aren’t about vehicle sales; they’re about robotaxis, humanoid robots and SpaceX.

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Here are the top investor questions, and why they matter.

“You once said: Loyalty deserves loyalty. Will long-term Tesla shareholders still be prioritized if SpaceX does an IPO?”

Musk runs six companies, but Tesla is the only one that’s publicly traded. As a result, its earnings calls have become the one venue........

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