Tesla is one of the largest battery electric vehicle automakers in the world. In less than a decade, the firm went from a startup to a globally recognized luxury automaker. Tesla competes in the entry-level luxury car and midsize crossover sport utility vehicle markets with its Model 3 and Model Y vehicles. It also sells a light truck—the Cybertruck—and a semitruck. Tesla plans to launch a dedicated robotaxi vehicle—the Cybercab—and a luxury sports car in the future.
On Aug. 17, The Information reported that Tesla is preparing to launch the Cybercab, Tesla's vehicle built solely for autonomous driving, and put it in the Austin, Texas, robotaxi fleet.
Tesla is one of the largest battery electric vehicle automakers in the world. In less than a decade, the firm went from a startup to a globally recognized luxury automaker. Tesla competes in the entry-level luxury car and midsize crossover sport utility vehicle markets with its Model 3 and Model Y vehicles. It also sells a light truck—the Cybertruck—and a semitruck. Tesla plans to launch a dedicated robotaxi vehicle—the Cybercab—and a luxury sports car in the future.
Tesla is one of the largest battery electric vehicle automakers in the world. In less than a decade, the firm went from a startup to a globally recognized luxury automaker. Tesla competes in the entry-level luxury car and midsize crossover sport utility vehicle markets with its Model 3 and Model Y vehicles. It also sells a light truck—the Cybertruck—and a semitruck. Tesla plans to launch a dedicated robotaxi vehicle—the Cybercab—and a luxury sports car in the future.
Tesla is one of the largest battery electric vehicle automakers in the world. In less than a decade, the firm went from a startup to a globally recognized luxury automaker. Tesla competes in the entry-level luxury car and midsize crossover sport utility vehicle markets with its Model 3 and Model Y vehicles. It also sells a light truck—the Cybertruck—and a semitruck. Tesla plans to launch a dedicated robotaxi vehicle—the Cybercab—and a luxury sports car in the future.
Reuters reported that Tesla has received approval to begin testing its full self-driving software in the Flanders region of Belgium. Tesla shares were up slightly in early trading on May 13.
Tesla's first-quarter earnings saw strong year-over-year growth in operating profits and free cash flow. However, shares were down 1% in after-hours trading on April 22 at the time of writing as the market reacted to management raising its 2026 capital expenditure guidance.
Tesla is one of the largest battery electric vehicle automakers in the world. In less than a decade, the firm went from a startup to a globally recognized luxury automaker. Tesla competes in the entry-level luxury car and midsize crossover sport utility vehicle markets with its Model 3 and Model Y vehicles. It also sells a light truck—the Cybertruck—and a semi truck. Tesla plans to launch a dedicated robotaxi vehicle—the Cybercab—and a luxury sports car in the future.
Reuters reported that Dutch regulators have approved Tesla's full self-driving supervised software for use. Tesla shares were up 1% on April 13 at the time of writing.
Tesla reported first-quarter 2026 deliveries of 358,023 vehicles. Tesla shares were down 4% on April 2 as the market reacted to deliveries coming in below consensus estimates reported by Tesla.
SpaceX announced it acquired xAI, allowing the two companies to move forward as one to develop space-based data centers. Tesla shares were down 2% on Feb. 2 on the news.