It turns out investors are willing to forgive huge capital spending if a company's core business is thriving.

Tesla's premium models will soon be a thing of the past.

Elon Musk admitted on Tesla’s Q4 2025 earnings call today that the company doesn’t have any Optimus robots doing

Tesla's earnings preview for Jan. 28 signals a rough road ahead. Industry observers are expecting troubling numbers in the report.

Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) has shown that the stock has the ability to defy gravity, even though the underlying business may not be humming like it used to. Shareholders refuse to budge and are willing to back up the truck as long as Elon Musk has promises to make.

Tesla had a poor 2025 but it's pivoting to two new and potentially massive industries. Is it worth a look for 2026?

Full-year revenue dropped to $94.8 billion from $97.7 billion as Tesla rode the wave of consumer demand that forced consumers to rush to dealerships to take advantage of the expiring $7,500 government tax credit, then abandon EV sales after it expired at the end of September.

Tesla has started building Model Y battery packs with its in-house 4680 cells again, more than two years after

Curiously, Tesla stock has trailed the market over the past five years. It doesn’t feel that way.