Tesla's first-quarter earnings report itself was a disaster, but Musk gave investors some much-needed good news on the conference call.

The electric vehicle Goliath has suffered a series of blows that have derailed its stock price, frustrated investors, and looted hundreds of billions of dollars off CEO Elon Musk's net worth. Much of the damage has arguably been self-inflicted.

Tesla (TSLA) stock jumped nearly 5% in after-hours trading on Tuesday, even as the company posted weak auto sales and a steep 71% profit drop

Tesla (TSLA) is one of the most popular stocks among retail investors. While the company always gets outsized attention, its Q1 2025 earnings, which were released yesterday, April 22, after the close of markets,

Elon Musk says he’ll dedicate more time to Tesla starting in May after the company reported a big drop in first-quarter profit.

Tesla shares climbed Wednesday as investors focused on comments from Tuesday's earnings call rather than the electric vehicle maker's disappointing first-quarter results.

Tesla reported a first-quarter earnings miss after Tuesday's closing bell, and MarketWatch broke down the results and followed along the post-earnings call. The miss seemed irrelevant for the stock, which rallied nearly 5% as investors cheered news that Chief Executive Elon Musk is expecting to spend more time at the EV maker and less time on DOGE starting next month.