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Tesla plans major spending jump to $20B in 2026, expanding robotaxi markets and growing Full Self-Driving subscribers to 10 million by 2035, highlighting strong growth prospects.
Tesla plans a record $20 billion capex focused on robotaxis and humanoid robots, shifting away from new EV models. Losing the global EV sales crown to BYD and cutting production of Model X and S high…
Tesla shares remained flat as investors await the 2026 launch of its AI-powered Optimus robot, with production shifts and increased capital spending noted but no immediate stock-moving news.
Tesla produced 1.66 million vehicles in 2025, launched Robotaxi and Megapack 3.1, and reported mixed stock reactions after announcing record capital spending and full-year results.
Tesla announces a $20 billion capital spending surge focusing on robotics, AI, and robotaxis, alongside discontinuing Model S and X, signaling a strategic pivot. Despite modest profit beat, vehicle d…
Tesla plans over $20 billion capital spending by 2026, shifting focus from some car models to AI, robotics, and energy, notably converting Fremont to produce humanoid robots, boosting margins despite…
Tesla plans to more than double capital spending to over $20 billion, focusing on autonomous vehicles, humanoid robots, and battery production, signaling a strategic shift from traditional EV sales t…
Tesla plans to more than double capital spending to $20 billion focused on autonomous vehicles, humanoid robots, and battery production, signaling a strategic shift from traditional EV sales towards …
Tesla plans to more than double capital spending to over $20 billion, focusing on autonomous vehicles, humanoid robots, and battery production, shifting away from traditional EV sales to support its …
Tesla plans to more than double 2024 capital spending to over $20 billion, focusing on autonomous vehicles, humanoid robots, and battery production, signaling a strategic pivot away from traditional …
Cantor Fitzgerald raised Tesla's target to $510 citing strong Q3 sales, product launches, and increased capital spending, indicating long-term growth potential amid mixed analyst opinions.