Tesla plans to reveal its next-generation Roadster from a SpaceX test site in Texas. CEO Elon Musk first debuted the Roadster refresh concept in 2017 but Tesla has since missed every targeted delivery date.
Tesla's redesigned Roadster debuts at a SpaceX test site in Texas, nearly nine years after Elon Musk first previewed the electric sports car.
Tesla trades at multiples that make traditional automakers look like bargain bins, and whether that premium survives depends on a set of bets that have never been more consequential or more uncertain.
Tesla just posted record deliveries and sits on a $43 billion cash pile, yet margins are crumbling and free cash flow turned negative.
Tesla's 1 GWh Megapack order from Apollo Power highlights rising AI data center storage demand, but undisclosed deal value and pending commitments limit revenue visibility.
Despite a sharp slowdown following their first full year on the market, Tesla's Cybertruck sales have reached an estimated 70,788 units in the United States between January 2024 and the end of the third quarter of 2026.
Tesla set to unveil next generation Roadster sports EV after years of delay
Tesla's adjusted earnings per share dropped 18% year over year in the second quarter, to $0.33. Tesla expects capital spending of over $25 billion in 2026.
Elon Musk has never been one to think small, and his latest ambition might be one of his boldest ideas yet. Tesla Inc. NASDAQ: TSLA, the electric-vehicle giant increasingly being pitched as an AI and robotics company, is no longer content to design its own chips.
Tesla, Inc. remains rated Strong Sell due to extreme valuation, weak margins, and negative free cash flow despite recent delivery and revenue beats. Q2 revenue rose 26% YoY, but operating margin collapsed to 1.4% and free cash flow was negative ~$1.1 billion, with CapEx surging and new debt facilities secured. Automotive gross margin excluding credits fell to 16.3%, energy margins halved, and GAAP net income was heavily reliant on mark-to-market gains from SpaceX holdings.
Tesla, Inc. remains rated Hold with an $406.50 price target, reflecting only 8% upside and an uncompelling risk/reward at a premium valuation. Q3 vehicle deliveries exceeded expectations but remain 2% below last year; automotive earnings face margin, pricing, and regulatory-credit risks. Battery storage is a credible diversification, but Q3 deployments missed expectations by 14% and margin sustainability is uncertain amid competitive and tariff pressures.
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