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Tesla
2026-09-29 06:49:07

Tesla shares fall nearly 4% after Roadster event delay and JPMorgan target cut

Tesla pushed back the unveiling of its next-generation Roadster from Oct. 1 to Oct. 15, citing forecasts for severe weather at the planned outdoor venue. The event is still expected to take place at SpaceX’s test site in McGregor, Texas. Tesla shares closed at $357.45 on Sept. 29, down 3.94%, while TSLA traded at $357.8 in after-hours activity on Hyperliquid. TradingBeats data showed that during regular U.S. trading on Sept. 28, estimated turnover in the TSLA perpetual contract under Trade[XYZ] on Hyperliquid was about $17.52 million, down roughly 27% from the same period of the previous trading day. At the same time, JPMorgan cut its Tesla price target to $415 from $445, a reduction of about 6.7%, while keeping a Neutral rating. The market is also watching Tesla’s upcoming third-quarter production and delivery figures closely. Cantor Fitzgerald expects those numbers may come in weak, adding to pressure already tied to the delayed product event and the lower target price.

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Tesla shares fall nearly 4% after Roadster event delay and JPMorgan target cut
Elon Musk
2026-09-13 16:25:47

Musk says Tesla will livestream the Roadster launch event

Elon Musk has confirmed that Tesla will livestream the launch event for its Roadster electric sports car, according to a ChainCatcher newsflash. The brief update only states that the event will be broadcast live and does not provide additional details such as the timing, venue, or format of the presentation. No further information was included in the source text beyond Musk’s confirmation and the reference to the Roadster launch event.

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Musk says Tesla will livestream the Roadster launch event
Tesla
2026-09-12 20:41:40

Tesla teases Oct. 1 event for next-generation Roadster

Tesla has previewed an event scheduled for Oct. 1, where it plans to showcase its next-generation Roadster electric sports car, according to ChainCatcher. The wording used by the company, "Go for launch," has drawn attention because it echoes language commonly associated with SpaceX rocket launches. That phrasing has also fueled speculation from outside observers about a possible merger between Tesla and SpaceX. The update itself only states the event timing, the vehicle to be presented, and the launch-style wording used in Tesla’s teaser. No further details about the event agenda or any corporate transaction were disclosed in the brief.

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Tesla teases Oct. 1 event for next-generation Roadster