Tesla annual deliveries fall for first time as incentives fail to drum up demand
Tesla reported its first fall in yearly deliveries on Thursday as lucrative year-end incentives for the Elon Musk-led EV maker's aging line up and the new Cybertruck pickup failed to lure customers wary of high borrowing costs.
Morgan Stanley notes that in order to reach Tesla’s (TSLA) “slight growth” target for FY24, the company needed to deliver at least 514,900 ...
After growing at least 35% every year from 2016 to 2023, Tesla’s year-over-year vehicle delivery growth slumped to -1% in ...
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Tesla sales fell in 2024, missing Musk's goalTesla's vehicle sales declined in 2024, marking the company's first full-year sales drop since before it became a mass-market ...
Morgan Stanley analyst Adam Jonas maintained a Buy rating on Tesla (TSLA – Research Report) today and set a price target of $400.00.Don't Miss ...
Meanwhile, Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) remained Morgan Stanley's Top Pick, with its price target raised to $400 from $310 per share. The investment bank noted investor enthusiasm around Tesla's role ...
Tesla shares soared to a new all-time high Wednesday as the stock gained ground for the sixth straight day, extending a huge ...
Investment bank Morgan Stanley said on Thursday it had decided to leave the Net-Zero Banking Alliance, becoming the latest ...
Tesla shares are trading higher after Morgan Stanley raised its price target to $400 from $310, maintaining an Overweight rating.The firm also reaffirmed its top-pick status for the electric ...
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