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Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) was the quintessential hypergrowth stock for much of the last decade or more. But recently, it has entered a period of stagnancy. Its overall revenues have been flat to down

Owning Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) stock has always been a lively ride, with plenty of starts, stops, reversals, and the occasional detour into unfamiliar streets. So far this year, the bellwether electric

The electric vehicle (EV) industry is a fascinating option for long-term investors. The global automotive industry is heading toward electrification, some regions faster than others, but it has

The artificial intelligence boom is here. And it's undeniable. Alphabet's Waymo is providing 400,000 autonomous rides per week and tech giants are collectively committing to spending hundreds of

For automotive investors, paying attention to how new vehicles are perceived by consumers -- especially in terms of quality and pricing -- can be crucial to figuring out where long-term sales are

Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) is pivoting away from legacy vehicles to chase autonomy and robotics at scale. While the upside is enormous, the stock already reflects high expectations, making execution the

Ford Motor Company (NYSE:F), a global maker of automobiles and commercial vehicles, closed Wednesday at $13.85, up about 2.1%. The stock moved higher as investors emphasized record 2025 revenue

In 1991, the paint-making company Sherwin-Williams (NYSE: SHW) was celebrating more than its 125th birthday. That year, profits climbed to $63 million on sales of $1.37 billion, securing

Back in December, I crunched some numbers and predicted that Elon Musk would be forced to admit that his flagship company, Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA), was already unprofitable in fourth-quarter 2025. The

Ford Motor Company (NYSE:F), global auto and Lincoln vehicle maker, closed Tuesday’s session at $13.59, finishing flat at +0.00% on the day. The stock held steady as investors weighed [Premarket]

Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company (NASDAQ: GT) stock tumbled 15% through noon ET Tuesday after beating on sales but missing on earnings in its Q4 2025 report last night.

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If you've been following Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA), you know that the most important thing at the company no longer has to do with electric vehicles. It's now all about artificial intelligence (AI).

Years ago, analysts warned Detroit automakers Ford Motor Company (NYSE: F) and General Motors (NYSE: GM) that it would be wise to pull operations out of an increasingly competitive China and instead

Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) has been a massively successful stock for many shareholders, with returns of 3,500% over the past 10 years. But Tesla is in the middle of a major transition right now as it

Autonomous vehicles and robotics are all the rage right now, but it's hard to know what stocks are most likely to succeed in this cutting-edge space. Certainly, Elon Musk's Tesla has made big

While the U.S. electric vehicle (EV) industry lost some steam and tariff complications made investors nervous, General Motors (NYSE: GM) managed to drive through the obstacle course of issues last

Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) might be one of the most polarizing companies on the market. However, investors can't complain about the returns. Shares are up 3,300% in the past decade.

It's clear that the

Investors will never be able to claim that Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) doesn't shoot for the stars or go all in on its ambitions and vision. Even from its humble beginnings with only the Roadster for sale

The idea of humanoid robots that can walk, talk, and interact with people in everyday life has captivated imaginations for decades. And today, several companies are amping up their efforts to

There are many reasons to dislike Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA). However, it is hard to deny that the company is highly innovative, as it essentially created the modern electric vehicle (EV) market. But the

Investors have completely turned their attention to Tesla's (NASDAQ: TSLA) autonomous future. Despite the company's weak automotive revenue, the stock currently sits about 15% off its all-time high.

Tesla's (NASDAQ: TSLA) recent investor update marks a definitive break from how investors might perceive the company. Looking at Tesla as a car company and waving disparagingly at its valuation

China is the world's largest auto market and it's not even close. Alone, China accounted for 30% of all new vehicle sales in 2025. The United States is in the No. 2 spot with an 18.4% share of

Last year might have seemed like a twisted game of Whack-A-Mole for automotive investors. Problems such as vehicle affordability, growing competition from Chinese autos, navigating tariffs and trade

Tesla's (NASDAQ: TSLA) market cap of $1.5 trillion is far ahead of that of the next-most-valuable car company. The market remains decidedly optimistic about founder and CEO Elon Musk's vision.

Since