EVs

XPeng, NIO, and Li Auto delivered a combined 106,184 vehicles in November, up about 6% from a year ago.

Earth Equity Advisors’ Peter Krull likes infrastructure, biotech, semiconductors, and EVs.

The EV stock has risen more times than it has fallen the day after Thanksgiving.

Alphabet fell and Nvidia rose Wednesday. Investors are betting Alphabet can become a dominant player in AI.

Another Musk tweet, this time about robo-taxis, appears to be helping Tesla stock early on Wednesday.

Shares are down 24% so far this year, with falling sales and earnings weighing on investor sentiment.

NIO posted a third-quarter per share loss of 16 cents versus a 30 cent loss a year ago. Wall Street was looking for a 23 cent loss.

Car markers are struggling with what self-driving technology means for their business models.

Evercore ISI cut its rating on the pioneer in solid-state lithium-ion batteries to Hold from Buy.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk pointed out on Sunday that Tesla has an AI chip business, too.

Alphabet stock continues its surge on the back of excitement around Google’s latest large-language model, while Tesla rises after CEO Elon Musk indicates the electric-vehicle maker has designed AI chips for its cars and data centers.

It looks like retail investors in Tesla and Nvidia got burned this week by the time-tested strategy of buying the dip.

The lithium miner is swinging wildly due to uncertainty around global lithium supply.

Tesla stock rose early Thursday—then fell. Investors can thank Nvidia for both things.

Zoox is offering self-driving rides in San Francisco. Tesla has a permit for self-driving in Arizona., according to Reuters.

The Wall Street Journal reported that Elon Musk’s xAI was on the verge of a $15 billion investment valuing the start-up at about $230 billion.

Nvidia and Microsoft unveil a massive AI partnership with Anthropic, Home Depot reduces its full-year sales outlook, and Cloudflare reports widespread outages.

The biggest thing impacting the EV maker’s shares this week highlights its shift to being an AI play.

Alphabet rose after Berkshire Hathaway disclosed that it bought $4.3 billion worth of shares in the third quarter.

XPeng reports a third-quarter per-share loss of 1 cent from sales of $2.9 billion.

The average analyst price target for Tesla stock passed $400 for the first time this past week, according to FactSet.

Sometimes the way commodity producers’ shares trade can be confounding at first glance.

Morgan Stanley analyst Adam Jonas is thinking about 2026 and what it means for AI, robots, and Tesla.

Stocks turned mostly higher on Friday, rebounding from a brutal selloff.

Competing with disruptors isn’t always easy for established companies. Disruptive technology, however, doesn’t always directly equate to stock market performance.