The Elon Musk-led automaker has swept Cars.com's list of the "American-made" cars, with the Model 3 taking the title of the most American vehicle.

After soaring in 2023 and 2024, shares of Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) were battered throughout Q1 2025. But since the start of Q2, the largest U.S. EV-maker was beginning to see its shares bounce back nicely.

Analysts from Morgan Stanley believe the humanoid robot market could be worth $5 trillion by 2035. Musk believes Tesla could grab 10% market share, and it's well on its way toward being a key player, with the goal of producing 5,000 of its Optimus bots this year and 50,000 next year.

After five years of loyalty and two Teslas in his driveway, Matthew LaBrot says the company's biggest threat isn’t the competition—it’s Elon Musk.

Musk's company Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) has already seen sales struggle to grow across many key geographies. Deliveries last quarter fell by 32% quarter over quarter, and by 13% year over year. Could the elimination of EV tax credits be a lethal blow to the struggling automaker? You might be surprised by the answer.

A lot of Tesla's stock price is betting on the future potential of the company's initiatives outside of traditional EV sales. Most recently, Elon Musk claimed that robotics could help Tesla's market cap get to $30 trillion, making it by far the most valuable company in the world.

Tesla prepares to launch its Robotaxi service later this month, but a new test shows its FSD software struggles with school buses, hitting kid-sized dummies

Tesla is experiencing increased competition from Chinese brands like BYD, leading to a decline in market share and fading momentum for its popular models.

The other big aspect that Musk wants to incorporate -- the Airbnb aspect -- is enabling Tesla owners to essentially rent out their vehicles to the fleet. Late last year, Gary Black, the renowned managing partner of The Future Fund, tweeted that Tesla owners could potentially earn $40,000 per year by renting out their Teslas to the robotaxi fleet.

The plunge in Tesla Cybertruck prices has resulted in unprecedented deals for the high-end trim of the Tesla pickup with $10K discounts.

For weeks, thousands of people—including the Troublemakers—had camped outside Tesla showrooms, service centers, and charging stations. Musk suggested that not only were they paid for their time, they were only interested in his work because they had once received “wasteful largesse” from the federal government.