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Shares of Tesla (TSLA, Financial) increased by 3.62% as broader equity markets rallied. This was influenced by the recent Bureau of Labor Statistics' report indicating September 2024 nonfarm payrolls rose by 254,000, surpassing expectations of 150,000.
Tesla Inc (NASDAQ:TSLA) shares moved higher on Friday after a turbulent week for the electric vehicle (EV) maker ahead of its highly anticipated Robotaxi event on October 10. Earlier this week, Tesla announced that it was recalling 27,000 CyberTrucks over a rearview camera issue that increased the risk of a crash and said it would be discontinuing its Model 3 Sedan in the US.
Tesla is gearing up for a significant event known as Robotaxi Day, where it plans to unveil what Wedbush analyst Dan Ives describes as "game-changing" autonomous driving technology. Although the event promises to showcase groundbreaking developments, the company's Chief Information Officer will be absent.
TSLA is set to issue a recall for more than 27,000 Cybertrucks due to an issue with the rearview camera. It discontinues the Model 3 compact sedan in the United States.
The company reported quarterly production and delivery numbers that disappointed shareholders.
Tesla stock has been on a three-day losing streak. Shares gave back some recent gains after the company reported solid delivery numbers earlier this week.
European Union members have reportedly failed to decisively vote rules which would see tariffs of up to 35.3% slapped on imported electric vehicles from China. France and The Netherlands were said to be among 10 countries to vote in favour of the rules, as 12 abstained and five, including Germany, rejected the move, Euronews reported.
Recent weeks have been tumultuous for Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) stock as the electric vehicle (EV) maker experienced a mix of developments driving both buying and selling pressure.
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Tesla Inc (NASDAQ:TSLA) shares dropped 3.4% after hours, wiping $23 billion from its market value, following a major recall of over 27,000 cybertrucks. The recall, Tesla's fifth for the Cybertruck this year, addresses delayed rear-view camera images that could increase crash risks, affecting most of the vehicles delivered in 2024.
Tesla (TSLA, Financial) shares experienced a downward movement, falling by 3.9% due to investor concerns about the company's ability to meet its ambitious delivery targets. Although the stock previously saw optimism driven by a strong Q3 delivery report, recent market sentiments have questioned whether Tesla can achieve its goal of delivering over 700,000 electric vehicles in Q4 to meet the 2 million target for the year.