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Tesla is one part electric car company, one part balloon filled with hot air from founder Elon Musk. In short, there is more than meets the eye with the money-losing electric car company. While many Tesla fanboys obsess over Musk, they are missing a world of investment opportunities in autonomous cars and the chips players that supply those autonomous cars. TheStreet is on the pulse of these happenings.
Canadian carmaker Electra Meccanica says it's going after one big market - or maybe three. Watch the video to find out how.
Amazon and General Motors are rumored to be investors in Rivian, an all-electric pickup truck maker.
Tesla shares trade higher Monday after analysts at Canaccord Genuity upped their recommendation on the clean-energy carmarker as it moves to reduce the price of its flagship Model 3 sedan.
Recent previously unreported layoffs at the electric carmaker's Las Vegas facility suggest weaker-than-expected North American demand, says a report from Reuters.
Tesla stock continues to push higher after earnings and a $218 million acquisition of Maxwell Technologies.
Tesla says it will buy Maxwell Technologies, a battery technology firm, for around $218 million.
If you are at 98% accuracy for autonomous driving right now, you are practically nowhere.
Management is admitting that 2019 unit sales will only rise about 11% at best.
Tesla shares were down in after hours trading on Wednesday after the carmaker topped revenue estimates, but missed expectations on earnings per share and said its CFO is leaving. Tesla also indicated it would repay in cash a $920 million bond due in March.
The hedge protects the company if Tesla's shares take a wild downturn, but also caps gains if the stock rises sharply.
There have been enough changes in the technical signals to merit a fresh look at both.
RBC analyst Joseph Spak downgraded the stock to underperform and lowered his price target $245 from $290.
If Tesla can produce its standard batteries without problem, Wall Street will relax on the stock.
Elon Musk's remarks suggest U.S. sales of costlier versions of the Model 3 are now under pressure, and that it has more work to do before it can profitably sell a $35,000 version in large volumes.
Tesla stock was buried on Friday and its looming $920 million convertible debt payment could be coming straight out of the bank.
President Donald Trump turning a blind eye on Tesla's shenanigans? Or is he completely unaware of them?
The Detroit Auto Show kicked off this week, offering a glimpse at what's in store for the electric vehicle market. With more rival EVs coming to market soon, where could that leave incumbents like Tesla?
Tesla is looking to change the presentation of its Model S and X versions to be more like the Model 3.
The electric vehicle maker may have to contend with a shift in the landscape.
Byton sees deliveries beginning at the end of 2019, about the same time that Tesla's Shanghai plant should start production
Larry Ellison, the founder of software giant Oracle, discloses he has a $1 billion stake in Tesla.
Tesla plan to begin delivering the Model 3 to China in March and hopes to be producing them in the country by year's end.
The electric carmaker says it will begin Model 3 deliveries in the Chinese market in March.
Tesla's Model 3 is a top-10 selling sedan for 2018.
As Elon Musk's company gets set to launch a $35,000 version of the Model 3, Q4 deliveries for costlier versions of the sedan missed expectations.
The electric vehicle company misses fourth-quarter delivery estimates.
Tesla shares jumped Friday after naming Larry Ellison and Kathleen-Wilson Thompson to the company's board of directors.
The story of Tesla and Elon Musk is a complicated one for investors, with prominent new board members expected to restore order after a chaotic several months for the electric-car maker.
Tesla will expand its Supercharger Network to cover all of Europe in 2019.
If we are considering buying here, we're going to need two things.
General Motors has gotten plenty of heat over its restructuring plans. Will it change gears going forward or stick to the plan?
Between Model 3 'production hell' and SEC entanglements, it was quite a year for Tesla. Next year is poised to being even greater opportunities, and potentially challenges, for the polarizing electric carmaker.
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