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JPMorgan

2026-09-28 04:35:56

JPMorgan cuts Tesla price target to $415 from $445

JPMorgan said on Sept. 28 that it lowered its price target on Tesla (TSLA.O) to $415 from $445, according to a news flash published by BlockBeats. The source item did not provide a reason for the target change, and it did not mention any change to the bank’s rating on the stock. No additional details were disclosed in the brief update beyond the revised target and the previous level. The report was published as a 7x24 market news flash.

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Tesla

2026-09-27 04:48:19

Tesla starts Semi mass production in Nevada after a seven-year delay

Tesla has formally started mass production of its Semi electric truck in Sparks, Nevada, marking a milestone that comes roughly seven years later than the company’s original target. The dedicated Semi factory is designed for annual output of 50,000 units, or about 1,000 trucks a week. Tesla said the truck was extensively redesigned over the past four years, with changes spanning battery cells, drivetrain components, steering and thermal management. The company also said Semi is being built with future autonomous driving capability in mind. The launch comes as Tesla tries to position Semi in a market where high diesel prices have improved the economics of electric freight, but cost and charging infrastructure remain major hurdles. Tesla cited a waiting list it described as sizable, while recent fleet announcements added to momentum, including a 2,500-unit Class 8 electric truck procurement led by the ZET SCALE coalition and a separate 500-truck order from Einride. Even so, not all of those vehicles will be Tesla Semis, and investors reacted cautiously. On the trading day after the production announcement, Tesla shares fell 1.54% to $372.11, while the S&P 500 rose 0.51%.

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Tesla

2026-09-26 01:24:12

Tesla unveils Semi electric truck with long-haul focus and megawatt charging

Tesla introduced its Semi heavy-duty electric truck at its Gigafactory in Nevada, outlining a product aimed at long-distance freight and supported by a megawatt-class charging network. The company said the truck will come in two versions: a long-range model capable of 500 miles on a single charge while fully loaded at 82,000 pounds, and a standard version rated for 325 miles. Tesla said the Semi uses 4680 battery cells, with the design intended to improve energy density and lower total cost of ownership. The company also highlighted updates to the cab based on fleet feedback, including adjustable windows, sound insulation, and personalized seat and interface settings through mobile devices. Elon Musk, speaking in a prerecorded video, described the driving experience as similar to a Tesla sports car in truck form and said autonomous driving features are expected to be integrated in the future to improve safety and comfort on long routes. Tesla said the Semi’s trip planner uses real-time weather, traffic, and payload data to adjust route and range estimates, and can automatically connect drivers to Mega-Charger stations when charging is needed. The charging system supports up to 1.2 megawatts, while fleet operators can also use 125-kilowatt chargers for overnight charging. Before mass production, Tesla said a pilot program with nearly 200 vehicles logged 17.5 million miles across snow, rain, heat, and steep grades.

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U.S. stocks

2026-09-25 13:31:42

U.S. stocks open slightly higher, with Tesla up 2%

U.S. stocks opened with modest gains, according to market data from Gate. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 0.02%, the S&P 500 added 0.07%, and the Nasdaq climbed 0.1% at the open. Among individual names, Tesla gained 2% after a report that the company plans to build a production line capable of making more than 1,000 robots per week before the end of the year. Other semiconductor-related stocks also moved higher at the open. SK Hynix rose 1.4%, Micron Technology added 1.05%, and SanDisk gained 1.8%. The figures were cited by ChainCatcher based on Gate market data.

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Direxion

2026-09-21 21:41:42

Direxion files predictive market ETF applications tied to KPIs at SpaceX, Tesla and Anthropic

Direxion has filed applications with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission for multiple predictive market exchange-traded funds, according to a post from @JSeyff. The proposed products would be linked to key performance indicators, or KPIs, tied to specific companies, including SpaceX, Tesla and Anthropic. The filing is aimed at offering investors exchange-traded products based on event contracts rather than traditional asset exposure. Direxion is known as an asset manager focused on leveraged and inverse ETFs. The applications place predictive market structures into the ETF wrapper and point to a product design built around company-specific data. No additional launch timeline or product terms were disclosed in the source material.

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Tesla

2026-09-21 21:48:42

Fitch assigns Tesla a BBB issuer default rating for the first time

Fitch Ratings has assigned Tesla (TSLA.O) a "BBB" issuer default rating for the first time, with a stable outlook, according to a ChainCatcher newsflash. The item did not include additional details on the rating rationale, timing beyond the alert itself, or any related corporate comments. The update was published as a 7x24 brief and was limited to the core rating action and outlook. Tesla was identified in the alert by its ticker, TSLA.O, and Fitch was named as the rating agency making the decision. No further background, figures, or supporting documents were provided in the source text.

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Tesla

2026-09-21 21:49:40

Fitch says Tesla’s EV business should stay profitable, but AI spending may weigh on margins

Fitch expects Tesla’s battery electric vehicle business to remain strongly profitable, according to a newsflash published by ChainCatcher. At the same time, the ratings agency said Tesla’s profit margins could decline over the next few years as the company rapidly increases major investment in artificial intelligence. The update was categorized under technology trends. No additional figures or timeline details beyond the coming years were provided in the source text.

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Fitch

2026-09-21 21:50:43

Fitch says Tesla investment cycle could push mid-term FCF into negative territory

Fitch said Tesla’s planned investments will require a sharp increase in capital expenditure and could push the company’s free cash flow, or FCF, into negative territory in the medium term. The ratings agency also said this heavy investment cycle may add to Tesla’s debt burden. The update was cited by ChainCatcher in a brief newsflash. No further figures or timeline details were disclosed in the source beyond the reference to the medium term. The statement focused on two points: higher capital spending tied to these investments, and the possibility that the spending cycle could weaken cash generation enough to turn FCF negative while also increasing debt.

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