Tesla
Tesla Motors San Carlos, Calif.-based Tesla Motors designs and manufactures electric vehicles with exceptional design, performance and efficiency, while conforming to all North
American and European safety, environmental and durability standards. The Roadster, which has a 0-to-60 mph acceleration of 3.9 seconds and a base price of $101,500 after a federal tax credit, is the only highway-capable production EV for sale in North America and Europe. Tesla expects to begin Model S production in late 2011. Tesla is already taking orders for the sedan, which has an anticipated base price of $49,900 after the tax credit.
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Bernstein expects low-cost platform details at Tesla’s (TSLA) investor day
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Tesla (TSLA) weekly option IV increases
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Magnis signs material supply deal with Tesla (TSLA)
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Tesla scales back German battery plans, won over by U.S. incentives
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Tesla (TSLA) China weekly sales numbers 'disappointing yet again' - GLJ Research
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Potential Sigma Lithium takeover would help Tesla secure capacity and boost profits
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Tesla (TSLA) Said to Mull Bid for Battery Metal Miner Sigma Lithium (SGML) - Bloomberg (earlier)
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Tesla (TSLA) February weekly option implied volatility at 62, March is at 70
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Tesla (TSLA) Trades at High, Up 2%
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Tesla's Musk to hold call with Mexico president, factory announcement imminent -Ebrard
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Tesla (TSLA) February weekly option implied volatility is at 67, March is at 73
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Tesla (TSLA) FSD recall a 'very big deal' despite Musk's blase attitude - GLJ's Johnson
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Tesla (TSLA) Outperforms Nasdaq, Up 0.5%
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DoorDash, DraftKings, Deere and AutoNation rise premarket; Moderna falls
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China's CATL offers EV battery discounts in China -sources
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Goldman Sachs expects sustainable energy to be highlight of Tesla (TSLA) investor day
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Tesla (TSLA) option IV moving as shares trade above $200
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Tesla raises prices of some Model Y versions in China - website
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Tesla (TSLA) recalls over 362,000 vehicles due to FSD crash risk
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Tesla (TSLA) to recall 362,758 full self-driving vehicles
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Tesla's (TSLA) Model Y is sold out for the quarter in U.S.
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Berkshire's Charlie Munger says BYD is so far ahead of Tesla (TSLA) 'it's almost ridiculous'
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Bernstein does not expect Tesla (TSLA) to have high volume offering before 2025
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Tesla (TSLA) fires dozens in NY following union effort
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Tesla says it laid off 4% New York employees before union campaign
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Tesla fires employees in retaliation to union campaign - complaint
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Tesla (TSLA) 30-day option implied volatility at 72
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Tesla sold out Model Y in U.S. for this quarter - Electrek
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Tesla (TSLA) call put ratio 1.6 calls to 1 put as shares rally 1.6%
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No, Natixis doesn't have 6% stake in Tesla (TSLA)
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Factbox-Tesla CEO Musk signals Part 3 of Master Plan is ready
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Tesla (TSLA) to temporarily halt some production to upgrade Shanghai factory
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White House says Tesla (TSLA) will open U.S. charging network to rivals in $7.5b federal program
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Airbnb, TripAdvisor, Tesla rise premarket; Barclays, Devon Energy fall
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Tesla to halt some China production for upgrades - Bloomberg News
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Barclays starts Tesla (TSLA) at Overweight, prefers General Motors (GM) over Ford (F)
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Tesla (TSLA) option IV into Tesla will open part of its U.S. charging network to EVs made by rivals, Reuters reports
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Tesla to open U.S. charging network to rivals in $7.5 billion federal program
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Musk donated around $1.95 billion in Tesla shares last year
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Form 5 Tesla, Inc. For: Dec 31 Filed by: Musk Elon
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Form SC 13G/A Tesla, Inc. Filed by: Musk Elon
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Barclays Starts Tesla (TSLA) at Overweight, 'clear lead in both the global EV transition and the emergence of the software defined vehicle'
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Tesla (TSLA) February option implied volatility at 78 as shares rally 7.2%
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Tesla (TSLA) Extends Gain, Now Up 7%
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New York Tesla (TSLA) employees announce campaign to form union
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Tesla (TSLA) option implied volatility into 2023 Investor Day
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Tesla (TSLA) Extends Gain, Now Up 4.5%
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Tesla (TSLA) Climbs 1.9%
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Tesla workers launch campaign to form union in New York
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Tesla (TSLA) could see 'Valentine's Day Massacre' amid weak China deliveries - Johnson

