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A new Geekbench listing is showing the Pixel 8a (codenamed Akita) to have:
It scored 1,218 and 3,175 in respectively single-core and multi-core tests.
Those figures seem to be 10% to 20% better than those of the Pixel 7a.
I've got a 6a which I consider to be too tall, and I'm assuming the 8a is going to be bigger, but I would sure love to learn otherwise.