EVs

Tesla stock has more room to run, says one technical stock market analyst.

About 3% of Tesla shares available for trading have been sold short. The average for the rest of the Mag 7 stocks is closer to 1%.

The EV maker announced plans to sell about 182 million shares of common stock.

Tesla recently introduced new Megapack 3 and Megablock technologies for its energy storage business.

Shares of lithium miner Albemarle dropped early Tuesday after a report that Chinese producer CATL would restart an idled mine.

Tesla investors are waiting for the next catalyst for Tesla stock.

Investors are focused on the company’s strategic direction, which goes beyond electric vehicles.

The plan is moving lithium prices and lithium stocks.

The company is trying to control costs to prepare for what Tesla CEO Elon Musk calls some “rough quarters” ahead.

Tesla’s board is proposing a stock option grant equivalent to about 12% of Tesla’s shares outstanding.

VinFast reports a second-quarter operating loss of $524 million from sales of $663 million.

President Donald Trump will host a tech-themed dinner at the White House on Thursday. Elon Musk, it appears, won’t be there.

The EV stock slid for a third consecutive day.

Ford sold 8,724 Expeditions to Americans in August. That’s the best sales month for the large SUV in 21 years, according to the company.

Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff recently visited Tesla’s robot facility where the company is working on AI-trained humanoid robots.

The company reported its second-quarter deliveries and warned investors that it may not be able to survive as a “going concern.”

Buyers are rushing to take advantage of the EV tax credit, which goes away at the end of September.

Used EV prices point to more pain for Tesla, and EV makers, in the months ahead.

NIO reports an adjusted operating loss of $567 million from sales of $2.7 billion. Wall Street was looking for a loss of about $620 million from sales of just over $2.7 billion.

Investors continued to wrestle with weak electric-vehicle sales balanced by artificial intelligence-fueled growth potential.

Nvidia stock extends declines, and PepsiCo rises after an activist investor builds a $4 billion stake in the beverages and snacks company.

EV sales remain strong in China. But a brutal price war in pushing down profitability.

The EV maker has been forced to offer steep discounts to defend its market share.

EVs are on the precipice of mass adoption, Ben Rose writes in a guest commentary.

The stock finds itself in an odd spot.