New Tesla Model 3 vehicles on a truck at a logistics drop zone in Seattle, Washington, US, on Thursday, Aug. 22, 2024.Tesla is voluntarily recalling about 239,000 of its electric vehicles in the U.S. to fix an issue that can cause their rearview cameras to fail, the company disclosed in filings posted Friday to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's website."A rearview camera that does not display an image reduces the driver's rear view, increasing the risk of a crash," Tesla wrote in a letter ...

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Tesla Inc. NASDAQ: TSLA has had an incredible stock run, climbing by more than 68% in the last year and an incredible 1,139% in the last five years as of January 9, 2025. The electric car giant remains the largest auto manufacturer worldwide by market cap—at $1.24 trillion, it is about five times as large as the next-biggest automotive company. Despite this massive success, there are plenty of reasons investors may have recently soured on Tesla. A growing number of Wall Street analysts are rating TSLA eithe ...

Tesla (TSLA 0.15%) shares are retreating after a post-election surge. As of this writing, they trade 19% off their all-time high from mid-December. And so far in 2025, they're down about 5%.The world's top electric vehicle (EV) stock has still worked out incredibly well for shareholders; it soared 1,170% during the past five years (as of Jan. 8). But with its current market cap exceeding $1.2 trillion, is Tesla a company you should be buying right now?Facing challengesTesla's rapid ascent in the past decade ...

The electric vehicle market appears to be gaining momentum. Outside of the leader in the market, Tesla NASDAQ: TSLA, EV firms are posting new records in sales. Six Chinese EV makers fall into this category. This includes the country's leaders in the space, like BYD OTCMKTS: BYDDY and several smaller Chinese players. Even U.S. automakers like Ford Motor NYSE: F saw its electric vehicle sales hit all-time highs recently. Still, investment in this space warrants caution. In the United States, the recent rise i ...

Tesla has launched a refreshed Model Y in China as it fights off fierce competition from local rivals.The new Model Y is also available to order in Australia and parts of Asia, but there's no sign of a US release yet.Tesla is under pressure, with annual sales falling even as Chinese competitors like `BYD report booming demand.Tesla has launched an updated version of its most successful car — but you can't order it in the US yet.AD The Elon Musk-run automaker unveiled a long-rumored refresh of the Model Y o ...

Tesla might be about to make a huge windfall off its rivals failing to sell enough EVs.The US automaker is banding together with rivals like Ford and Toyota to help them meet tough new European emissions rules.UBS analysts estimated the move could net Tesla $1 billion in compensation.Tesla might be about to make a huge windfall on electric cars its rivals aren't selling.AD The EV giant is banding together with major competitors, including Ford, Stellantis, and Toyota, to help them meet European emissions t ...

Tesla on Friday announced a revamped version of its popular Model Y in China, as the U.S. electric car giant looks to fend off challenges from domestic rivals.The Model Y will start at 263,500 Chinese yuan ($35,935), with deliveries set to begin in March. A spokesperson for Tesla China said that the new Model Y is only open for pre-sale in the Chinese market, rather than being launched globally.Tesla's Model Y refresh comes after the auto giant this month reported its first ever annual decline in overall de ...

Tesla has revealed a new-look Model Y meant for the Chinese and other Asian-Pacific markets, marking the first major update to the SUV since its launch in 2020. The redesign comes as Tesla finished 2024 having delivered fewer vehicles than it did in 2023. It was the first year-over-year drop since the company started selling mass market cars in 2012. The new Model Y is slated to start deliveries as early as March in China and some surrounding countries. It’s not yet clear when Tesla will bring this versio ...