Shares of Tesla surged heavily on Monday morning trading, touching $900.40 per share, a new all-time high for the company, before closing at $880, up 4% for the day, the highest close ever for Elon Musk’s electric vehicle company.
Tesla is set to announce its Q4 2020 earnings on Wednesday after the closing bell, and many are expecting impressive numbers for the company’s Model 3 and Model Y vehicles. The company previously announced it was just shy of delivering 500,000 vehicles in a single year, but final numbers may be different. What’s impressive is Tesla was able to achieve this during COVID-19 lockdowns.
With Model Y sales surging in China for the New Year, 2021 is expected to be yet another breakthrough for Tesla. Let’s find out what the company has to say on Wednesday’s earnings call.
Tesla’s latest Full Self-Driving (Supervised) update, version 14.2.1, is already raising eyebrows — and not for its driving behaviour, but for what it seems to allow drivers to do. According to Tesla owner and watcher @Teslaconomics, the new update appears to let drivers text while the system handles the wheel. “Wait… am I able to […]
Tesla has cracked Consumer Reports’ annual top 10 auto brands list for the first time ever, marking a major shift for the EV maker as it continues refining both quality and affordability. The 2026 Automotive Brand Report Card, published by Consumer Reports magazine and detailed by the Detroit Free Press, places Tesla at No. 10 […]
Tesla appears to be quietly phasing out Autopilot on certain pre-owned 2026 Model Y inventory vehicles in the U.S., raising fresh questions about the company’s long-term plans for its driver-assistance stack. The change was first spotted by Tesla enthusiast and Cybertruck owner @Feelsogoodme, who noticed multiple 2026 Model Y listings with no reference to Autopilot […]
