James Altucher, a tech investor, argues Tesla is no longer just a car company but has pivoted to focus on artificial intelligence and robotics. He highlights Tesla's new project called 'A.R.M.,' an AI-powered humanoid robot, which Elon Musk envisions as potentially the biggest product ever. Altucher notes Tesla has stopped producing some car models and aims to produce millions of these robots annually, signaling a major strategic shift. This reclassification could significantly impact how investors view Tesla's future growth potential.
Geely Holding Group has acquired a 30% stake in Nio Power, the battery swapping and charging unit of Nio, valuing the business at about RMB16 billion. This investment marks a significant external validation of Nio's battery swapping network, a key as...
Tesla's stock is predicted to rise about 7.7% over the next year, driven by its shift from car sales to autonomous driving and AI software revenue. The company reported strong revenue growth but missed earnings expectations and faces negative cash fl...
Tesla has started delivering its electric Semi trucks to customers nearly nine years after the initial announcement. The Semi targets the commercial freight market with a long-range variant offering 500 miles per charge, addressing rising diesel cost...
Tesla trades at high software-like valuations while still primarily earning from car sales, making its future dependent on successful AI and robotics product launches like Robotaxi and Optimus. Despite strong growth in Full Self-Driving subscriptions...
Tesla's stock has fallen 15.55% in 2026 but RBC Capital analyst Tom Narayan expects a 30% rally to $480 within 12 months, citing strong near-term execution and higher-than-expected Q3 deliveries of 464,000 vehicles. Tesla's Robotaxi is highlighted as...
