Tesla

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

2026-09-12 04:25:56

Tesla deploys largest grid battery system in the U.S. at xAI's Memphis campus

Tesla has deployed what Techub News, citing Crypto Briefing, described as the largest grid battery energy storage system in the United States at xAI’s data center campus in Memphis. The brief report said the installation marks a shift toward more sustainable energy solutions. It also said the project is expected to affect regional energy dynamics around the Memphis site. No further technical details, capacity figures, or timeline beyond the reported deployment were provided in the source digest. The development links Tesla’s energy storage business with infrastructure supporting xAI’s Memphis campus, with the battery system positioned as a major power asset at the site.

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Tesla

2026-09-11 15:30:48

Tesla Says Semi Truck Is Set to Enter the European Market

Tesla has announced that its Semi Truck is set to enter the European market, according to ChainCatcher. The update was brief and only disclosed the planned market entry. No launch schedule, sales plan, regional rollout details, or additional product information were provided in the source. Tesla was identified in the report by its ticker, TSLA.O. The item was published by ChainCatcher under the market analysis category.

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SpaceX

2026-09-11 13:32:06

SpaceX gains 9.8% since June trading debut while Tesla falls 8.9% over three months

According to ChainCatcher, Tesla shares fell 8.9% in the three months after SpaceX began trading in June, while the S&P 500 rose 2.7% over the same period. SpaceX, by contrast, climbed 9.8% from its offering price. An eToro strategist said investors are treating SpaceX as a growth story, while Tesla is dealing with transition challenges. The figures point to a clear divergence in how the market has priced the two companies since SpaceX started trading.

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Tesla

2026-09-11 13:31:44

Tesla Falls 8.9% in Three Months After SpaceX Starts Trading

Tesla had long been the only public-market vehicle for investors looking to bet on Elon Musk, but that changed after SpaceX began trading in June. In the three months following SpaceX’s initial public offering, Tesla shares fell 8.9%, while the S&P 500 rose 2.7%. Over the same period, SpaceX gained 9.8% from its $135 offer price on June 11. Bloomberg said Tesla’s weaker showing also reflected its recent earnings and product launch, neither of which convinced the market that its shift toward physical AI products can succeed. Lale Akoner, global market strategist at eToro, said investors see SpaceX as a purer growth story, while Tesla is being treated as a riskier transformation bet. Dave Mazza, chief executive officer of Roundhill Financial, said SpaceX now has to prove its claimed $100 billion annualized revenue scale can be achieved, while Tesla must show it is more than the "Musk proxy" investors held before SpaceX went public.

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Kalshi

2026-09-11 00:47:41

Kalshi plans to seek approval for regulated perpetual futures tied to individual stocks

Kalshi plans to seek regulatory approval to offer regulated perpetual futures linked to individual stocks including Tesla, Apple and Nvidia, according to The Wall Street Journal. The brief report identifies the proposed products as stock-linked perpetual contracts and says the company is looking for approval before offering them. No additional details were provided in the source about the timing of the application, the regulator involved, the launch schedule, or contract specifications beyond the named stocks and the broader plan to list regulated perpetual futures tied to single-name equities.

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Kalshi

2026-09-11 00:48:44

Kalshi plans roughly 60 perpetual contracts tied to ETFs and individual stocks

Kalshi is planning to roll out about 60 perpetual contracts linked to exchange-traded funds and individual stocks, according to a Wall Street Journal report cited by BlockBeats on Sept. 11. The lineup would include contracts tied to names such as Tesla, Apple and Nvidia. The brief report did not provide a launch date, trading details or a fuller breakdown of the planned products. BlockBeats attributed the item to The Wall Street Journal, and the source text only stated that the offering would cover ETFs and single-stock exposure through perpetual-style contracts.

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Techub

2026-09-10 19:49:43

Techub page input does not provide body text supporting Tesla-SpaceX merger odds claim

The provided input references a Techub item labeled under market analysis with a headline claiming prediction markets put the odds of a Tesla and SpaceX merger by 2028 at 67%. However, the body text included in the source input does not contain that claim’s supporting details, data source, market name, methodology, or any quoted analysis. Instead, the available text consists of a copyright and compliance notice, contact emails, an app download link, and a general disclaimer stating that information on the website is for reference only and may not be accurate, valid, timely, or complete. Because the source material supplied here does not include verifiable article content on the merger-odds claim itself, this rewrite does not add unsupported figures, context, market attribution, or interpretation. The report is therefore limited to what can be confirmed directly from the input: the Techub source label, the market analysis category, the URL, the published timestamp, the contact addresses, and the site disclaimer. This approach follows a strict fact-only standard and avoids filling gaps with assumptions.

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