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Tesla Stock Gains. September Registrations Rise Across Key European Markets

Wall Street is getting less bearish without turning fully bullish

BYD has spent two years outmuscling Tesla across Europe while Tesla hemorrhages ground in China, raising a question investors can no longer ignore: what happens when a car company loses every market except its home turf?

Tesla investors who celebrated the biggest milestones in company history did not always walk away with the biggest gains, and the gap between some of those entry points is staggering enough to reframe how investors think about riding hype.

Sell ratings have fallen sharply even as Tesla shares remain down 21% this year and analysts cut vehicle-delivery expectations.

Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ:TSLA) shares are down about 19% this year, its auto business remains under pressure and Elon Musk’s biggest bets on robotaxis and humanoid robots are still largely unproven. Wall Street is nevertheless becoming increasingly reluctant to recommend selling...

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani isn’t impressed by Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) CEO Elon Musk talking about a future in which artificial intelligence creates enough abundance for everyone to receive a “universal high income.” “If you really do believe in a...

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Tesla Inc. has confirmed that the upcoming Roadster reveal event, set to take place on October 1st, will be deferred to October 15. Unfavorable Weather In a post on X on Monday, Tesla’s official handle confirmed the delay. “We’ve been...

Consumer confidence just hit its worst level in over a decade, yet the stocks that depend on American shoppers are barely flinching. Understanding why that calm exists, and how long it can last, matters far more than the headline number.

Three automakers faced the same September market, yet one of them broke sharply from the pack while the other two suffered painful double-digit losses. Find out which company defied a brutal month for consumer stocks and what that split signals for investors.

Tesla will release third-quarter delivery numbers on Friday, Oct. 2. The stock is down about 5.5% this week in the lead up to the report.

National approval adds one market while broader European deployment still requires additional political support.

Tesla says it has no plans to tap its new credit facilities this year, but its massive AI and manufacturing spending is putting future cash needs under scrutiny.

New businesses such as powertrain converter Janus Electric are moving farther into U.S. markets, including California and Texas.

Tesla is expected to published Q3 deliveries on Friday, Oct. 2.

TSLA doubles its Cybercab fleet in Austin to 125 vehicles, expanding driverless rides and potentially easing wait times as Robotaxi operations grow.

Tesla and SpaceX reported the same strategy this summer: spend aggressively now and collect profits later. A simultaneous market selloff would punish Elon Musk's fortune from both sides, and the two companies face that risk in very different financial conditions.

Tesla just posted record deliveries and still trades at 344 times earnings while Rivian bleeds cash but actually gets valued like a car company. The gap between those two realities reveals something uncomfortable about what investors think they are actually buying.

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Tesla is set to borrow a lot more money as it invests heavily in its AI ambitions. Tuesday, the EV maker entered into $25 billion in new credit facilities, including a $20 billion three-year delayed draw facility, an $8 billion senior unsecured revolving credit facility, and a $2 billion senior unsecured 364-day facility. “The proceeds of loans under the Facilities, and letters of credit issued under the Five-Year Revolving Facility, may be used for general corporate purposes or for any other purpose not otherwise prohibited by the applicable Credit Agreement,” reads part of Tesla’s filings.

The $30 billion in loans Tesla secured will likely be used to fund its AI development and infrastructure projects.

Tesla is changing the voting rules for retail shareholders, which would make it easier to pass board-approved recommendations.

Key Stats for Tesla StockPrice change for Tesla stock in last 1 year: -21%$TSLA Stock Price as of Sep. 29: $35352-Week High: $499$TSLA Stock Price Target: $396What Happened?Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA:NASDAQ) has signed credit agreements worth $30 billion, according to a regulatory filing on Tuesday.

Tesla Lands $30 Billion in New Credit as Musk Bets Big on AI and Solar

The ZET SCALE sales agreement removes one of the biggest obstacles to Tesla heavy truck demand.

By Shashwat Chauhan and Tharuniyaa Lakshmi Sept 30 (Reuters) - US stock index futures fell in choppy trading on Wednesday, as heavyweight technology stocks eased ahead of a key inflation report and

TSLA secures $30B in new credit capacity as it prepares for higher capital spending on AI, robotics and new vehicle programs.

Tesla keeps setting bold product deadlines, and the stock keeps rallying on the reveal before the date quietly disappears. With several major 2026 targets now on the clock, investors face a question of whether this time is different or the same playbook runs again.

Nvidia (NVDA) CEO Jensen Huang, sitting next to SpaceX (SPCX) and Tesla (TSLA) CEO Elon Musk, said the AI data center buildout will create "probably about a million jobs."

Nvidia (NVDA) CEO Jensen Huang, sitting next to SpaceX (SPCX) and Tesla (TSLA) CEO Elon Musk, said the AI data center buildout will create "probably about a million jobs."

Eyes on tech penmanship.

On Stocktwits, retail sentiment toward SPY and QQQ stayed ‘bullish.’

TSLA's Roadster delay takes a back seat as robotaxi growth, Cybercab production and FSD adoption reshape its story.

Investor and influencer Sawyer Merritt highlighted Tesla’s costly factory ambitions, while Fitch expects several years of negative free cash flow and rising leverage.

Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ:TSLA) entered into $30 billion in new credit facilities on Tuesday as it accelerates investments in artificial intelligence and scales up production of Cybercab robotaxis and Optimus robots. The $30 Billion Credit Package The facilities include a $20 billion, three-year delayed-draw term loan with Citibank as administrative agent, an $8 billion five-year revolving credit facility, and a $2 billion 364-day revolving facility, both led by Wells Fargo. Tesla had no borrowings und

Space Exploration Technologies Corp. CEO Elon Musk warned that Delta Air Lines Inc. could lose business by not offering Starlink internet on its flights. Starlink Snub By Delta? In a post on X on Monday, user John LeFevre said that...

Tesla (TSLA) is back in focus as regulators scrutinise its Cybercab certification process, questioning how the firm approved a robotaxi without traditional driver controls. That inquiry adds another layer of risk for investors watching the stock. Tesla’s share price has fallen about 19% year to date with a 1-week share price return down nearly 7%, even as headlines range from the Cybercab probe to Semi truck deliveries. That mix of regulatory questions and new product launches has left...

According to a filing with the SEC, Tesla signed three unused senior unsecured bank facilities on Tuesday: a $20 billion three-year delayed-draw term loan, plus $8 billion five-year and $2 billion 364-day revolvers.

Nvidia (NVDA) CEO Jensen Huang highlights how scaling AI data centers is driving a major U.S. manufacturing revival alongside Tesla (TSLA) CEO Elon Musk. Huang outlines how expanding AI infrastructure will generate up to a million blue-collar jobs, asserting that the country is re-industrializing for the first time in 50 years.

The company says it won't draw on the new debt facilities this year, as it has already planned at least $25 billion in capital expenditures.

Tesla (TSLA) said Tuesday it has entered into a $20 billion senior unsecured three-year delayed draw

President Trump met with several AI leaders at the White House on Tuesday, including Nvidia (NVDA) CEO Jensen Huang and Anthropic (ANTH.PVT) CEO Dario Amodei. Yahoo Finance Washington Correspondent Ben Werschkul outlines the details.

President Trump gathered top AI leaders in Washington on Tuesday and doubled down on his opposition to any government intervention, suggesting that "self-regulation" may be the answer amid growing concerns about the technology getting out of human control.

Tesla will release highly anticipated third quarter delivery numbers at the end of this week. The report comes after the company delayed its Roadster EV reveal.

It could add up for the Semi.

Both could deliver outstanding returns, but there are good reasons to be cautious.

Nearly 1.5 million Tesla (TSLA) customers have paid for Full Self-Driving (FSD), the company's driver-assistance software. You might expect the Cybercab or the new Semi truck to matter more for the stock. FSD already reaches the cars Tesla sells. Yet the stock has lost ground: a $10,000 holding bought a year ago is worth about $8,400 today. How many new Tesla buyers now start with this software.

Rivian Automotive (RIVN) shares trade at 3.5 times the company's revenue, above the S&P 500's 3.1. Investors pay that premium for a carmaker that lost $3.2 billion over the past twelve months. The price appears to assume the new R2 SUV ramps up on time and lets Rivian sell cars above their cost. If the R2 stalls, that valuation is what you have at risk. So what could stall the R2.

Record share repurchases at Nvidia, with a US$235b buyback authorization tied to heavy AI infrastructure spending, highlight how some fast growing businesses are doubling down on their own futures. When insiders also hold meaningful stakes, their incentives line up squarely with yours. This article walks through 3 high growth stocks with significant insider ownership, showing where executives are choosing to keep their own capital at work. The stocks covered below are only a small sample, and...