Tesla, Inc. (TSLA)

Timelines may not mean much to Tesla, but they do to shareholders.

The AI build-out is shifting the leaders in the Magnificent Seven.

The Tesla Model Y crossover is still the No. 1 EV model in Europe.

Innovation pays off.

Tesla's robotaxi ambitions are finally showing measurable progress.

Tesla will showcase a new version of the Roadster nine years after it originally announced the new model. Tesla stock is down 1.5% Thursday.

The Tesla and Space Exploration Technologies CEO just posted about the ongoing memory shortage, and he did not mince his words.

Another share-unlock event for select insiders is right around the corner.

A announcement could be made before Dec. 6, says Barclays analyst Dan Levy.

The EV maker's valuation relies on Robotaxi. But what does a paid trip earn?

Wall Street has set ambitious price targets for the stocks in this article. While this suggests attractive upside potential, it’s important to remain skeptic...

While Tesla may have intended for its China production to stay in China, a brutal price war and increasing competition have forced a new strategy.

SpaceX stock looks expensive, but could look cheap if the company achieves its lofty targets.

Cybercabs make up an increasing share of Tesla's robotaxi fleet.

Tesla plans to build and operate its own AI chip fab, Terafab, raising questions about costs and execution ahead of its Oct. 21 earnings report amid a stretched valuation.

It's banking on winners continuing to run.

VPPs use software to add up scattered energy storage.

The biggest opportunities for Tesla may still lie ahead.

The stock market has soared in recent years, largely due to large tech stocks benefiting from the rise in artificial intelligence.

At the Paris Motor Show, Tesla debuts its Cybercab and FSD tech in Europe while Stellantis, Renault's Dacia, and BYD showcase affordable EVs, competing on pricing, incentives, and autonomous driving.

Like many other up-and-coming companies that are going public specifically because their business and their industry are clearly at a turning point, there's plenty of price-inflating hope here.

General Motors is on track to release self-driving tech that would not require drivers to keep their eyes on the road by 2028, CEO Mary Barra said.

Elon Musk wants to design his own chips for Tesla and SpaceX.