A couple of factors have driven Tesla's earnings bump. Deliveries for the quarter rose by about 6.4% compared to last year to 462,890 vehicles, marking the company's first quarter of growth in 2024. Average selling prices continued to trend lower,

Tesla (TSLA) stock was ralling Thursday after the company delivered earnings that largely surprised Wall Street and Elon Musk delivered a new round of optimistic forecasts.

Musk also underlined the continuous development of Tesla's Full Self-Driving technologies. This article first appeared on GuruFocus.

Tesla's stock soars after strong third-quarter earnings, with Elon Musk focusing on profitability and future vehicle launches.

Tesla, Inc.'s strong Q3 earnings beat expectations, with impressive growth in free cash flow and margins. Read my updated look at TSLA stock prospects now.

Tesla Wednesday reported an unexpected improvement in earnings for the third quarter, lifting its recently battered shares. This is a developing story. It will be updated.

Head of Investor Relations Good afternoon, everyone, and welcome to Tesla's third quarter 2024 Q&A webcast. My name is Travis Axelrod, head of investor relations, and I'm joined today by Elon Musk, Vaibhav Taneja,

Beyond Tesla and his growing empire, Musk is playing an unprecedented role in the 2024 campaign as a political donor. He’s given at least $75 million to a super PAC that’s running much of Donald Trump’s ground game. He’s appeared on stage with Trump and held his own campaign rallies without the former president. And he’s fueled controversy by awarding cash payments of up to $1 million to registered voters in swing states who sign an online petition. Some election law experts say the practice violates the federal ban on paying individuals to vote or to fill out the paperwork to vote. Trump has embraced Musk in myriad ways, most recently in a fundraising pitch sent to his grassroots donors that read, “ELON MUSK WILL MATCH EVERY DOLLAR THIS TEXT RAISES!” The donation page linked in the solicitation says that the Tesla co-founder will match contributions until he’s reached the legal maximum of $924,600 that he can give to Trump’s campaign and the Republican Party.