As we enter early 2026, the competition for “physical AI” – the transformation from intelligence limited to screens to machines capable of moving, seeing, and acting in the real world – has become the pivotal battle within artificial intelligence. Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) is at the heart of this story.
Although 2026 is not yet a fortnight old at press time, certain Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) insiders have already executed massive TSLA stock insider sales.
Tesla has set several key dates for its self-driving tech, robots, and new vehicles in 2026. Musk has said to expect "something special" this year, including a flashy Roadster demo and Cybercab volume production.
Tesla‘s (Nasdaq: TSLA) stock is at a crossroads.
Electric vehicle stocks haven't fared well ever since the EV tax credit expired on September 30, 2025.
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Tesla investors have had to deal with falling deliveries and more AI competition, so far in 2026.
Though it can hardly be said that Wall Street experts are optimistic about Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) stock going into 2026, few are as bearish as Gordon Johnson of GJL Research.
Elon Musk said that it would take several years before Nvidia can compete with Tesla's FSD technology. Nvidia announced Alpamayo, a family of open AI models for AV development, during the CES conference in Las Vegas.
Automotive giant Tesla Inc. NASDAQ: TSLA is heading into its next earnings report at the end of January with momentum suddenly working against it. After finally hitting fresh all-time highs just before Christmas, the stock has since logged its longest run of red days in months and is now down more than 12%.
Nvidia is ramping up its work on driverless vehicle technology, a field dominated by Tesla and a few other players. But Musk doesn't see an imminent reason to worry.
TSLA's Shanghai plant posts a record December with 97,171 deliveries, but full-year China shipments still fall.