Tesla Motors (TSLA) is expected to report its deepest loss since 2012 in its just-scheduled third-quarter earnings report, as the electric-car maker tools up for more vehicle production and builds its battery factory. Analysts are questioning how well its new Model X may deliver over the long haul, while the Model S is racking up sales abroad vs. key models from European luxury carmakers BMW, Volkswagen ‘s (VLKAY) Audi and Daimler’s (DDAIF)
Tesla Motors (TSLA) recently won a better-than-perfect Consumer Reports score for its Model S. But Tesla’s stock is dead last among automakers — including General Motors (GM), Volkswagen (VLKAY) and Fiat Chrysler (FCAU) — on two key qualitative measures. Institutions Sell Tesla Stock Tesla has an D- Accumulation/Distribution Rating. The A/D Rating measures net buying or selling by mutual funds and other big institutions in recent weeks. A D- A/D
Tesla Motors’ (TSLA) launch of the electric Model X crossover SUV Tuesday night will come almost four years after a reveal party showed off the prototype. In another four years, circa 2019, Apple (AAPL) might debut its own electric car, according to reports saying that the electronics giant is stepping up its Project Titan. With competition rising in the electric car market and an emerging scandal over emissions cheating by Volkswagen (VLKAY)