Automakers, airlines, ride-hailing, logistics, shipping, electric vehicles, and the transportation economy.
The Danish road authority has cleared Tesla’s FSD Supervised driver-assistance software for use on public roads, while CEO Elon Musk pointed to progress on the company’s next-generation AI chip design used for automated-driving features.
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Chinese EV maker Nio said the Trump administration’s move to include the company on a U.S. Department of Defense list of Chinese military-related firms is not warranted, and it vowed to seek correction.
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General Motors is moving to repurpose battery know-how into a stationary energy-storage business aimed at the power grid, following rival Ford’s decision to redirect some EV-linked battery spending toward grid storage. The push underscores how automakers are trying to salvage battery investments as EV demand remains uncertain.
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After a sharp one-week drop and fresh “robotaxi” chatter, investors are debating whether Tesla’s lofty expectations are priced in or still ahead. A prominent market note argues the stock is effectively valuing a fast-growing tech platform while Tesla’s core auto business remains under pressure.
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In a note referenced by market media, Piper Sandler’s Alexander Potter argues Tesla’s Full Self-Driving push and broader robotaxi rollouts amount to Level 4 performance, though he also flags the lack of widely accepted benchmarks for comparing safety outcomes across systems.
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A Wall Street analyst argues Tesla’s Full Self-Driving software has moved beyond earlier supervised demonstrations, while the carmaker continues to frame its system as driver-assistance that requires attention.
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A report tied recent Tesla volatility to a fast-moving risk backdrop, with traders reacting quickly to geopolitical headlines and overall market momentum.
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On CNBC’s Mad Money, Jim Cramer pointed to FedEx Freight Holding Company as a stock he was glad investors held onto, framing the call against a broader market sell-off and a heavy calendar of new share supply.
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The logistics group said it has reshaped its freight footprint through the separation of FedEx Freight and moved to deepen its Asia-Pacific air network with China Southern Airlines. The moves come as investors continue to debate how the market values the company’s remaining businesses.
