Tesla, Inc. (TSLA)
GM's EV Sales Surge 40% As Tesla Stumbles. Can Ford Reverse Its F-150 Slide?
General Motors grew auto sales modestly in the second quarter, but its EV sales jumped double digits. Ford is on tap.
Tesla Stock Soars on Q2 Deliveries Beat: What to Know
Tesla stock is higher Tuesday after the EV maker delivered more vehicles than expected in the second quarter. Here's what you need to know.
Tesla shares surge as second-quarter deliveries beat Wall Street expectations
The company delivered a total of 443,956 cars – a figure that marked a 4.8% decline from the same period one year ago. However, deliveries were still better than the consensus estimate of 439,000, according to FactSet data.
Why Tesla Stock Continued to Surge Higher Today
Tesla's deliveries exceeded expectations as sales helped it drive down EV inventory. The energy storage business also was impressive with very strong record deployments.
Markets Look for Weaker JOLTS Data; Tesla Outperforms in Q2
May JOLTS data, out today at 10am ET, is expected to show 7.9 million job openings that month. This would be the lowest we've seen since February 2021.
Tesla Deliveries Fell 5% in Q2. What Comes Next for TSLA Stock?
Shares of Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA ) opened in the green after the EV company reported that it had produced 410,831 vehicles while delivering 443,956 of them during the second quarter. Production fell by 14.35% compared to a year ago while deliveries dropped by 4.76%.
Tesla Q2 Deliveries 'The Appetizer To The Main Event': Analyst Says 'Worst In The Rearview Mirror' Ahead Of Robotaxi Day
Tesla Inc TSLA shares are trading higher Tuesday after beating consensus estimates for second-quarter deliveries.
Can Tesla stock reach $300 as it beats delivery estimates?
Electronic vehicle (EV) analysts, such as Troy Teslike, who specializes in Tesla production and delivery numbers, weren't optimistic about Tesla's (NASDAQ: TSLA) highly anticipated delivery and production numbers for the second quarter.
Tesla Stock Surges as Q2 Deliveries Beat Estimates
Tesla (TSLA) shares surged Tuesday following the release of second-quarter production and delivery numbers, which fell year-over-year but surpassed analysts' expectations.
Tesla sales fall for second straight quarter despite price cuts
Electric automaker's quarterly deliveries fell for two straight quarters for the first time ever
Tesla's second quarter deliveries better than expected
Elon Musk's Tesla said it completed 443,956 vehicle deliveries during the quarter. That marked a nearly 4.8% decline year-over-year but was better than expected.
