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From an operational standpoint, both Tesla (TSLA 3.06%) and Rivian (RIVN -1.59%) had choppy years in 2024. However, Tesla's stock skyrocketed higher, while Rivian saw its shares finish the year much lower, down about 43%.
To give credit where it's due, Tesla (TSLA 3.06%) undeniably led electric vehicles (EVs) into the mainstream. It didn't do it alone, to be sure.
The technology companies nicknamed the "Magnificent Seven" have a combined value of $17.2 trillion, which represents one-third of the entire value of the S&P 500 (^GSPC 1.00%). Those stocks delivered an average return of 60% during 2024, making them responsible for more than half of the S&P's 25% gain.
It seems past time we can finally admit Tesla (TSLA 3.06%) has officially made it. Not only did the young automaker prove it could design and manufacture quality vehicles, it made driving an electric vehicle exciting and, dare I say, almost fashionable.
Electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) is seeking to replicate its impressive run from late last year in 2025, with the stock eyeing the $500 mark, supported by key fundamentals.
Artificial intelligence has the potential to transform industries far and wide. Research from PwC estimates that AI's massive reach will add $15.7 trillion to the global economy by 2030.
Tesla (TSLA 3.06%) stock saw significant gains Friday thanks to multiple catalysts. The company's share price closed out the daily session up 3.1% and had been up as much as 6.3% earlier in trading.
Tesla, Inc. stock ended 2024 with a 62% gain, driven by improving fundamentals and Trump's election victory. Tesla's growth prospects in 2025 look promising with new affordable models, FSD advancements, and expanding Energy business. Management expects 20% to 30% vehicle growth in 2025, Cybercab volume production in 2026, and mass Optimus distribution by 2027 — yes, these are moonshot goals.
Tesla's stock surges ahead of Inauguration Day, as investors bet on CEO Elon Musk's ability to influence Federal rule making.
Pre-market futures are up again today, after taking a breather Thursday following Wednesday's relief rally on softer Consumer Price Index (CPI) numbers. The Dow has now climbed into positive territory over the past month of trading; all major indexes are in the green year-to-date.