Tesla shares declined to their lowest level since Election Day on Thursday, capping off the stock’s worst six-day stretch since December 2022. The selloff comes as some investors worry that Chief Exec

One of Wall Street’s most bullish analysts thinks Tesla’s growth story is still intact and, despite a raft of negative headlines for CEO Elon Musk, upside “catalysts” remain.

Tesla's Scandinavian sales fell sharply in February from a year ago, eroding its market share as the electric vehicle maker faces a test of brand loyalty amid CEO Elon Musk's role in U.S. President Donald Trump's administration.

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Mark Cuban has challenged Elon Musk to support Rep. Ro Khanna's Drain the Swamp Act—a bill restricting lobbying by former White House officials—saying he would side with Musk if he endorses it, despite their history of clashes.

Tesla has applied for a permit typically associated with chauffeur-operated services, according to California regulators, marking the first phase of a series of regulatory approvals required for the electric car maker to eventually launch a promised robotaxi service.

The vandalism is the latest incident amid widespread public protests against Tesla CEO Elon Musk over his work with the Trump administration.

Tesla executive Omead Afshar said earlier this week that the EV giant is continuing to upgrade its gigafactory in Texas.

Tesla’s campaigns to sell their electric vehicles directly to consumers, bypassing traditional dealerships, face more challenges in Democratic statehouses as Musk’s national clout grows.