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EV Shares Sank in Morning Trading.Tesla tumbled 10%; Lucid fell 7.8%; Fisker fell 6%; Rivian fell 3%; Nio fell 2%; XPeng fell 1.8%.Tesla on Wednesday warned of a notable slowdown in its vehicle sales

Elon Musk believes that Tesla (TSLA) can reach a $4 trillion valuation if they “knock the ball out of the park” a few times.

EV giant's stock approaches wide chart zone with multiple bullish support points. Tesla Inc.'s stock has sliced through the bottom of a "triangle" consolidation chart pattern, and investors are worried about further weakness.But with the electric vehicle giant's stock already suffering its biggest two-day drop in two years following a disappointing earnings report, it has approached an important chart zone with multiple support points, that should at the very least slow the slide, if not stop it.The recent consolidation pattern in question is referred to as a symmetrical triangle, as a declining trendline defined the top of the pattern and a rising trendline traded out the bottom, with both trendlines following very similar angles toward a future meeting point.Consolidations shaped as symmetrical triangles are often viewed as continuation patterns, because more often than not they are resolved in the direction of the trend that preceded them. In Tesla's case, the stock has rocketed 91

Tesla shares plunged over 5% as earnings disappointed.Tesla reported adjusted earnings of $2.3 billion in the quarter, or 66 cents a share, down 37% from a year earlier and the smallest profits it rep

Tesla will report third-quarter earnings on Wednesday evening. There will be a lot for observers to digest, but they should focus on pricing, profit margins, and products.For the headline numbers, Wal

Tesla stock jumps 2.7% in morning trading.Teslaposted its third-quartervehicle productionand delivery reportfor 2023. Wall Street was expecting Tesla deliveries to reach 461,640 for the period ending

Tesla quietly has relaunched a rear-wheel-drive version of its popular Model Y car in the U.S., and at a lower price.The new version of the electric-vehicle maker's best-selling car starts at $43,990, according to the company's website. It replaces the all-wheel-drive Model Y, which cost $3,750 more and was discontinued last month. The rear-wheel-drive version previously was discontinued in the U.S. in 2021 but has remained available in Europe and China.Tesla also updated its Model Y in China ea