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Tesla's core EV business appears to be hitting a wall, forcing it to accelerate the developmental timelines of several of its side projects.

Volkswagen (XTRA:VOW3) has become Europe's top battery-electric vehicle brand, overtaking Tesla. The company has secured an exemption from EU tariffs on its China-made Cupra Tavascan SUV through price undertakings. For you as an investor, this shift puts Volkswagen front and center in Europe's competitive EV market. The group already spans mass market, premium and performance brands, so gaining the lead in battery-electric vehicles adds another dimension to its position in the auto sector...

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Tesla (NasdaqGS:TSLA) is entering a key year as several senior leaders, including the heads of AI infrastructure and North American sales, have resigned. The company has reported its first annual revenue decline and consecutive drops in vehicle deliveries in the US and China. Tesla has lost its top EV seller position in Europe and China as competitors expand offerings and brands. The company is winding down production of some legacy models while prioritizing its Optimus humanoid robot and...

Following in Tesla's footsteps, Ford and General Motors are venturing into the energy storage market, converting EV battery plants to produce utility-scale and residential storage systems to capitalize on growing demand.

Massive production ambitions are meeting a painfully slow start. "For Cybercab and Optimus, almost everything is new, so the early production rate will be agonizingly slow," Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ:TSLA) CEO Elon Musk recently wrote on X. Tesla is set to begin producing the Cybercab robotaxi in April, as it also works toward bringing its Optimus humanoid robot into production. The two-seat Cybercab is designed without a steering wheel or pedals, is expected to cost about $25,000, and is part of Musk'

I never understood the consternation surrounding Tesla CEO Elon Musk's pay package. If Tesla investors voted to pay him a gazillion dollars, who are we to go against their wishes? If you are an investor who doesn't like it, sell. If you aren't an investor, it's really none of your business anyway. ...

At some point, one has to wonder who really benefits from the artificial intelligence revolution. Take jobs, for example. AI evangelists including Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk, Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates, and OpenAI CEOSam Altman all say that the technology will have most people, to some ...

Tesla, Inc. (NASDAQ:TSLA) is one of the AI stocks currently on Wall Street’s radar. Benchmark has framed 2026 as an investment year for Tesla, believing in the EV maker’s long-term value tied to its valuation into a physical AI and platform-based company. On February 11, analyst Mickey Legg reiterated a Buy rating on the stock […]

Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ:TSLA) CEO and SpaceX founder Elon Musk projected a future where mass and energy, not the U.S. dollar, will serve as the global currency. Musk, on Friday, responded to a post on X by user @IterIntellectus, suggesting that AI-run solar-powered orbital computing could exceed Earth’s total current energy production by a factor of 1.8 million within three decades, considering SpaceX’s development pace as outlined by Musk. He envisions SpaceX deploying orbital solar-powered computin

Investing.com -- Tesla’s plan to develop 100 gigawatts of solar manufacturing capacity reflects a long-term strategic view shaped by geopolitics, supply chain risks, and rising power needs from next-generation data centers, according to Morgan Stanley in a note this week.

The eVTOL company is preparing for certification in 2026 and also playing the long game in developing autonomous eVTOL, with the help of Nvidia.