Tesla's (TSLA 3.19%) original vision a little over two decades ago once seemed like a pipe dream to many. The electric vehicle (EV) maker started with the Roadster, and the idea t

Elon Musk launches Terafab, a $20-25B AI chip factory built by Tesla, SpaceX and xAI. Here is what it means for TSLA investors and the stock.

Musk has taken on the world's most difficult engineering challenges at Tesla and SpaceX, but his latest target is a tall order even by his standards.

Tesla is investing billions in Elon Musk's AI start-up. This move could accelerate the company's ambitions in self-driving cars and robotics, but it also raises important questions for investors.

Elon Musk says Tesla (TSLA) is racing to achieve AGI in humanoid form. Optimus Gen 3 robot launches Q1 2026 with $20B budget backing mass production goals.

Mark Cuban said the push for humanoid robots will fail and that instead robots and spaces will be co-designed.

Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA | TSLA Price Prediction) stock is back in a bear market, thanks in part to continued weakness across the tech sector. Despite the latest market-wide sell-off, though, I think investors are missing some pretty big developments from the Magnificent Seven titans,

The impact of FSD adoption and the "Physical AI" framework on global automotive margins. The economic threat Tesla’s Robotaxi poses to (UBER), potentially destroying its driver-based business model. The strategic implications of a potential SpaceX and xAI merger to create a trillion-dollar ecosystem.

In the stock market, there are two fundamental types of companies. The first type constitutes classical businesses, which are appraised in the antiquated manner: by their cash flows, by real revenue,