
Tesla Recalls 362,758 Vehicles Over Full Self-Driving (FSD) Crash Concerns
The affected vehicles include certain Model S and Model X released in 2016-2023, as well as 2017–2023 Model 3 and 2020–2023 Model Y.
The affected vehicles include certain Model S and Model X released in 2016-2023, as well as 2017–2023 Model 3 and 2020–2023 Model Y.
The Tesla company under Elon Musk is believed to have chances to face a lawsuit at any point, that’s why the financial backing to sail through those days cannot be overemphasized.
Tesla (TSLA) stock stays on bullish analyst radar. Piper Sandler analyst Alexander Potter believes that it may hit a $2,300 all-time high.
Wall Street analysts have expressed their fears on the fast rise of Tesla (TSLA) stock but the company’s growth strategy may help sustain the growth.
The positive performance of Tesla (TSLA) stock can be attributed to the operations of its Shanghai Giga factory. 14,954 Model 3 vehicles were manufactured and delivered in June.
Following Tesla’s progressive growth, TSLA stock now has all chances of being included in S&P 500. This has become known from a leaked email.
Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla, haw expressed optimism in a leaked email that the company will post a profitable Q2 figure. The nudging has sparked an increase in TSLA stock which is above $1,000 again.
Tesla (TSLA) stock surpassed $1,000 recently bringing CEO Elon Musk closer to a hefty payout. Jefferies increased the price target for TSLA to $1,200.
Tesla is looking for alternative markets to cushion losses experienced in the sales in California in April and May. Despite this drop, TSLA stock managed to hit a new record high of $1,000 in June
Elon Musk’s SpaceX astronaut launch has opened doors of opportunity to investors in space exploration. Meanwhile, Tesla (TSLA) stock is in the green today.
As Tesla (TSLA) stock market value reached a six-month average of $96 billion, it becomes closer to a $100 billion market-cap milestone. This means Elon Musk is in line for a stock-option grant and a vast options payday. TSLA is 2.45% up in the pre-market.
Morgan Stanley’s Adam Jonas reportedly increased his highest and most optimistic projection for Tesla to $1,200 per share from $650, indicating that he is convinced the TSLA stock will surge further.