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Tesla is back in the black. Here's why Wall Street moved beyond disappointment with cheaper models.
04:08pm, Wednesday, 08'th Oct 2025
Tesla's stock recoups some ground after Model Y, Model 3 “Standard” disappointment.
Tesla Unveils New Models for Under $40,000
02:58pm, Wednesday, 08'th Oct 2025
Former Tesla board member Steve Westly says the EV maker's new cheaper models could cut into sales of Tesla's premium versions. Westly, founder and managing partner of The Westly Group, joins Caroline
JOBY Slides on Share Offering & TSLA Speculation
02:30pm, Wednesday, 08'th Oct 2025
Joby Aviations (JOBY) shares has jumped nearly 200% over the last year but saw a strong sell-off today after the company announced a new share offering. As George Tsilis points out, speculation surrou
Tesla now has cheaper Model Y and 3 cars, but are they still too expensive?
02:01pm, Wednesday, 08'th Oct 2025
Tesla rolled out “affordable” versions of its best-selling Model Y SUV and its Model 3 sedan, but the starting prices of $39,990 and $36,990 struck some as too high to attract a new class of buyer
Tesla: The Affordable Model Y And Musk's $1 Trillion Pay Plan Sets The Stage
01:49pm, Wednesday, 08'th Oct 2025
The Tesla stock has outperformed in September, driven primarily by enthusiasm over CEO Elon Musk's $1 billion share purchase in the company. Strong Q3 delivery results, followed by the swift anticipat
Tesla unveils cheaper EV models, stablecoins explained, Dunkin' president talks tariffs
01:27pm, Wednesday, 08'th Oct 2025
Market Catalysts anchor Julie Hyman breaks down what is moving markets on October 8, 2025. Tesla unveiled cheaper versions of the company's Model Y and Model 3 after the US government's EV tax credit
William Blair's Dorsheimer: Tesla's stock is more aligned with robotaxis & FSD than new models
12:10pm, Wednesday, 08'th Oct 2025
Jed Dorsheimer, William Blair group head of energy and power tech, joins CNBC's 'Money Movers' to discuss his reaction to Tesla's newly unveiled cheaper models, how significant it is for the stock, an
Tesla unveils more ‘affordable' Model Y and 3
11:53am, Wednesday, 08'th Oct 2025
Both are priced at $40,000 and under. Transcript: CAROLINE WOODS: Tesla just dropped “more affordable” versions of its Model 3 and Model Y - $37K for the 3, $40K for the Y Standard.
Tesla Analyst Says New Model Y, Model 3 Variants Fail To Excite: 'Less Unique'
10:58am, Wednesday, 08'th Oct 2025
New Model Y and Model 3 variants released by Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ:TSLA) may not be cheap enough or offer enough features to catch initial demand, according to an analyst.
Tesla trims ambitions but bets on autonomy
10:16am, Wednesday, 08'th Oct 2025
There was no $25,000 electric car this time. Tesla Inc's (NASDAQ:TSLA) long-promised budget model has been shelved, replaced instead by cheaper versions of its existing Model 3 and Model Y.
The Zacks Analyst Blog Tesla, UnitedHealth, Shopify and Waterstone Financial
10:01am, Wednesday, 08'th Oct 2025
Tesla's robotaxi launch, UnitedHealth's cost challenges, and Shopify's AI-driven merchant tools headline Zacks' latest research roundup.
Are Tesla's "Affordable" Models Truly Cheap and Can They Fuel Demand?
09:46am, Wednesday, 08'th Oct 2025
After years of delays, Tesla TSLA has finally rolled out new “affordable” models. But these are just more affordable versions of its popular Model 3 and Model Y.
Tesla went back to basics with its latest big announcement
09:01am, Wednesday, 08'th Oct 2025
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Tesla Stock Could Be Headed to $600, Says Pro. That Might Be Too Conservative
09:00am, Wednesday, 08'th Oct 2025
Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) is a name that you're either pound-the-table bullish on or avoid-at-all-costs bearish.
TSLA, F and GM Forecast – US Automakers a Bit Quiet in Premarket
08:56am, Wednesday, 08'th Oct 2025
The US automotive sector looks as if it is going to be quiet at the open on Wednesday, as we continue to see a lot of questions asked about the demand in the US economy. Also, there was a fire at a ma
