Tesla (TSLA 3.94%) shares fell more than 4% last Thursday as investors digested disappointing Tesla vehicle registration data in Europe ahead of the company's third-quarter deliveries update expected in early October. The electric vehicle maker sells premium battery-electric cars and energy storage products globally, with meaningful exposure to the European market.
Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) is trading at $424.67 as of Friday morning, up 21.5% year-to-date. The stock has staged a strong rebound since early June, when a public spat between Elon Musk and President Donald Trump sent shares tumbling to $285.
Tesla Inc.'s (NASDAQ: TSLA) market cap has hit $1.1 trillion after a sharp share price rebound from March, when Elon Musk's relationship with President Trump fell apart.
BYD has overtaken Tesla in the European Union electric vehicle market for the second month running, shaking up what many assumed was an unchallenged race. In August 2025, BYD sold more than 13,500 vehicles across Europe, a staggering 200% increase year-over-year.
Tesla soars 25.3% in a month, lifting ETFs like TESL, TSLT and TSLW as robotaxi wins, Giga Berlin boost and delivery hopes fuel gains.
In the most recent trading session, Tesla (TSLA) closed at $434.21, indicating a +1.91% shift from the previous trading day.
Shares of Tesla (TSLA 2.27%) have rebounded as investors refocus on autonomy, artificial intelligence (AI), and energy -- not just electric vehicle deliveries. The electric vehicle maker also happens to be an AI software company, a robotics developer, and a growing grid-scale storage provider.
Tesla (TSLA) stock was downgraded to Sell by CFRA's team over the disconnect between the EV stock's fundamentals and value. Shares of the EV developer are ticking higher after CEO Elon Musk bought $1 billion worth of stock earlier this week.
Tesla has been approved to start testing autonomous robotaxi vehicles with a safety monitor in Arizona, the state transportation department said in an email to Reuters on Friday.
Shares of automotive giant Tesla Inc. NASDAQ: TSLA have surged nearly 20% over the past week, reminding investors just how quickly the stock can move when the narrative shifts. However, bulls had been scratching their heads for much of the summer.
Robots and robotaxis will turn Musk's carmaker into a ‘physical AI' company, says Baird
Thursday, Goldman Sachs analyst Mark Delaney raised his price target for Tesla stock to $395 from $300, but kept his Hold rating on shares.