Tesla has stopped selling the cheapest version of its highly anticipated Cybertruck, showing how Musk's 2019 promise is becoming a headache for the company.
Here's everything you need to know about the electric vehicle maker's week.
Shares of electric-vehicle maker Tesla are close to flat in early trading Monday, and may be shaping up for a less-volatile week after dropping almost 4% this past week.
Despite a strong recovery in the second and at the start of the third quarter, Elon Musk's electric vehicle (EV) maker, Tesla Motors (NASDAQ: TSLA), has been experiencing significant turbulence – primarily stemming from a substantial slowdown in demand – in 2024.
When Elon Musk endorsed Donald Trump for president last month, the Tesla founder and chief executive backed a candidate who vows to "drill, baby, drill," "end the electric vehicle mandate" and reduce subsidies of the sort that helped Tesla become the U.S.'s dominant EV manufacturer.
Tesla is investing billions into several different areas of artificial intelligence (AI). The company's leading AI initiative is its humanoid robot, called Optimus.
Tesla stopped taking orders for the cheapest model of its Cybertruck electric pickup, which was priced at $61,000. Now, its $100,000 version is the cheapest model available for order on the automaker's website.
Tesla stopped taking new orders of the $61,000 version of its Cybertruck, leaving a variant that costs about $100,000 as the cheapest available model of the futuristic EV pickup.
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Tesla is shooting for the stars. Cognex is looking like an excellent value for long-term investors.
Tesla's robotaxi event is scheduled for October. The event will showcase just how much progress the company has made in developing self-driving capabilities.