Elon Musk is once again pushing the boundaries of technology integration by merging SpaceX with AI startup xAI in what could become one of the most ambitious combinations in corporate history. The deal, announced ahead of SpaceX's much-anticipated IPO later this year, is expected to create a vertically integrated innovation engine combining rockets, space-based internet, AI, direct-to-mobile communications, and a real-time information platform aimed at advancing Musk's vision of scaling intelligence to understand the universe.
China bans electronic door handles starting 2027, requiring mechanical releases after safety incidents left passengers trapped inside vehicles.
Experts are split on the merits of a Tesla-SpaceX combination, which could further Elon Musk's dream of corporate “convergence,” but potentially at a cost to Tesla shareholders
Tesla TSLA is betting big on autonomous driving, and its robotaxi program is a key part of its long-term growth strategy. Tesla started its first robotaxi service in Austin, TX, on June 22, 2025, and the program has been growing steadily since.
Tesla's energy unit is surging as EV demand wobbles, with record deployments, rising gross margins near 30%, and a deep Megapack backlog driving 2026 momentum.
Artificial intelligence model ChatGPT has outlined a bullish case scenario for Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) shares in 2026.
The tension between Tesla's (NASDAQ: TSLA) recent stock market slowdown and persistent executive optimism is more than evident in the latest three Wall Street analyst rating revisions.
Electric automaker Tesla introduced a new variant of its Model Y vehicle in the United States priced at $41,990, the company's website showed on Monday.
With roughly a third of companies reporting thus far, S&P 500 EPS growth for Q4 2025 currently stands at 11.9%. This week, Alphabet, Amazon, and several consumer names take the stage as peak earnings season hits its stride. Potential earnings surprises this week: Disney, CME Group, Take-Two Interactive, Phillips 66 and more.
For Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) and its investors, the times are changing rapidly.
Tesla saw sharp January declines in new-vehicle registrations in several European markets.
Tesla, Inc. retains a Buy rating, supported by robust technicals and anticipated revenue and EPS growth. Tesla is transitioning toward AI and energy, with Optimus and Robotaxi projects as key future value drivers. Despite premium valuation and recent EPS downgrades, catalysts like a potential Musk mega-merger and new product ramps support upside.