Yes, Tesla faces demand challenges in its electric-vehicle business. But the company is "less an EV story" now, according to Mizuho analyst Vijay Rakesh. There's "more a focus on robotaxis, humanoid robots and autonomous \[Full Self-Driving\] driving upside and multiples,

Tesla is expected to post a surge in third-quarter results later on Wednesday, thanks to U.S. buyers rushing to take advantage of an expiring $7,500 federal electric vehicle tax credit. But investors and analysts may be more focused on Chief Executive Elon Musk's outlook,

The federal tax credit that boosted electric vehicle sales for the last three years is gone, leaving EV makers to find new ways to entice car buyers.

Tesla's reliance on the aging Model 3 and Model Y raises investor concerns as no new human-driven models are planned. CEO Elon Musk shifts focus to self-driving and robotics, leaving the company vulnerable in the rapidly evolving EV market.

Tesla confirmed production of the Tesla Semi, its electric semi truck, has been delayed into 2026 despite recently claiming the contrary.

Tesla shares are falling in premarket action after the EV-maker posted lower than expected profits following Wednesday's market close. And Michael Kramer at Mott Capital Management thinks the stock is precariously poised.

Tesla's electric vehicle lineup, largely dependent on the Model 3 and Model Y, faces challenges as new models stall. Despite incremental updates, competition from rapidly innovating Chinese EV manufacturers threatens Tesla's market share.

There's one stock, in particular, that stands out when it comes to EVs, and it isn't the one you might be thinking of. I'd go so far as to call General Motors ( GM +1.04%) the biggest no-brainer stock to buy in the entire automotive industry.

In the stock market’s rarefied air where mega-cap technology behemoths reside, Tesla Inc. stands out — but for all the wrong reasons. Chief among them is its stunning lack of earnings growth while its stock price continues to soar.