Tesla Motors

Tesla posts record quarterly results, reviving tech after Microsoft's hit. US Q4 GDP bears forecasts but consumer spending falls short.

Tesla is confident it can lower prices and grow volumes while maintaining superior profitability over its rivals.

Will demand falter in 2023, and is Tesla willing to sacrifice profitability to prop-up sales?

From a technical perspective, there are some signs that TSLA is setting up for at least a short-term bounce.

Tesla delivered a record number of vehicles in 2022 - but that was not enough to stop its share price sliding to its lowest level in over two years.

If Elon Musk names a new Twitter CEO, maybe he can turn his focus back to Tesla and get the stock price moving higher again!

On the 20th of October we outlined a bearish scenario on Tesla which outlined a bearish target around $100. Today we check in on how that is playing out.

With recalls, worries about the impact of Covid in China, and the focus on Elon Musk at Twitter, Tesla shares have been selling off aggressively.

Tesla continues to grow at a rapid pace but is ramping-up at a slower rate than markets anticipated.

Tesla withstood the pressure in an extremely tough second quarter but has vowed to swiftly recover and deliver record production in the second half of 2022.

This is set to be an extremely tough quarter for Tesla, but the carmaker is optimistic it can deliver a record number of vehicles in the second half of 2022.

Tesla’s delivery numbers took a temporary hit as disruption in China, supply chain woes and a slow ramp-up at its new factories all weigh on production.

Stocks rise, boosted by upbeat corporate earnings. Tesla drives higher on record profits.

Despite ongoing semiconductor shortages and the constant headlines generated from its mercurial CEO’s side projects, Tesla’s core business continues to grow consistently.

Investors eagerly await to find out how the company is faring after it started delivering its first electric vehicles in October.

Tesla shares are trading down over 1% before the bell today as markets get their first chance to react to the electric carmaker’s earnings released after markets closed yesterday.

Tesla sales continue to hit new records, but will the electric vehicle firm be able to ramp-up capacity and achieve its ambitious growth targets in 2022?