• TSLA Q2 2026: revenue $28.24B, GAAP net income $1.11B, diluted EPS $0.32. Revenue rose year‑over‑year; profitability dipped versus prior year.
  • Tesla (TSLA) spent $5.8B in capex, up 142% YoY, funding factories, AI infrastructure and next-gen vehicles; reaffirmed ~$25B AI spending plan and Cybercab ramp plus Tesla Semi on track for 2026.
  • Tesla (TSLA) stock dropped about 14% after Q2 results showed negative free cash flow—the first in over two years—sending the share price sharply lower and hitting sector performance.
  • Tesla (TSLA) fell after Q2 2026 earnings, pressuring the Nasdaq. Traders note share drop and earnings release timing; no further company details provided.
  • RBC notes Tesla and SpaceX overlap: Terafab, Starlink, CyberCab, Digital Optimus progress. Optimus production line started in Fremont; scaled Optimus v4 planned in Austin targeting 10M robots yearly.
  • U.S. auto safety regulators will draft new exit-safety rules after deaths tied to Tesla vehicles. Rules aim to ensure occupants can exit or be freed safely after crashes or entrapments.
  • UBS warned Tesla is investing heavily in robotaxi and Optimus, flagged scaling and supply-chain risks, trimmed its price target to $385, and TSLA slid about 14% to $322.37.
  • In Q2 Tesla bought an AI hardware firm for $1.95B, paid with Tesla shares and equity awards; deal recorded as an asset acquisition affecting share count and equity-based compensation.
  • NHTSA accepted a petition to set a new safety standard requiring clear manual door egress systems in all new vehicles, citing issues with electronic door handles noted in Tesla (TSLA) models.
  • Two sell-side firms cut Tesla (TSLA) price targets this week: Canaccord to $410 (from $450) and TD Cowen to $460 (from $490); both cited revised analyst valuations only.