A refreshed lineup and aggressive financing may have helped drive a sharp rebound in the EV maker's May retail sales in China. But the year-to-date trend is still pointing down.

Tesla (TSLA) shares edged lower on Thursday as investors weighed incremental progress in the company's autonomous driving efforts against broader weakness across technology stocks. Shares of the electric vehicle maker fell 1.

Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) stock is down 18% from its peak, and the company is wrestling with an assortment of headwinds. Tariffs on imported auto parts have lowered margins, CEO Elon Musk's politics have upset potential buyers, and the expiration of federal tax ...

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Tesla stock TSLA plunged around 5% on Tuesday, giving back much of the previous session's gains as a broader selloff in technology and semiconductor stocks weighed heavily on investor sentiment. The electric-vehicle maker's stock had surged roughly 4.5% on Monday but reversed sharply as risk appetite faded across the market.

Tesla's first quarter showed a company on firmer ground than it was a year ago. Revenue rose 16% year over year to $22.4 billion, and the company's gross margin recovered to 21.1% -- up from 16.3% a year earlier and its best level in more than a year.

The core business is still holding up well. Tesla reported non-GAAP EPS of $0.41 versus an estimated $0.36, a 14.14% beat, alongside revenue of $22.39 billion, up 15.78% YoY. The stock closed down 3.56% on the print and has continued declining. More ...

Tesla is unlikely to go higher anytime soon as the electric vehicle company sees a record surge in unsold cars, according to JPMorgan. The investment bank reiterated its underweight rating for the EV maker and maintained its $145 price target. That implies ...