"And while the stock performed marginally better in Q2, the largest U.S. EV-maker slid into Q3. Things have been looking better of late, but over the past five trading sessions, the stock lost 2.70% after losing 0.08% the five prior. Despite that stock slipping slightly over the past two weeks, its recent rally has brought it out of the red on the year with a YTD gain of 14.93%."
"Shareholders are hoping that the launch of Tesla's Robotaxi can help the stock, which has seen increased volatility in the wake of abysmal Q1 and Q2 earnings and the ongoing fallout with the Trump administration. Global Tesla sales are looking weaker than they are in the U.S. Since launching in India in mid-July, Tesla has only received a paltry 600 orders."
"After several quarters of weakening momentum, Tesla's deliveries are seeing a positive break in trend, according to Canaccord. Further, the firm expects Tesla to announce new electric vehicle models soon, which should help its global sales momentum. The new models will help alleviate any post-Q3 "cliff" in the U.S. after electric vehicle tax credits go away, Canaccord believes. Over the past decade, Tesla has suffered incredible losses that have shocked investors who had grown accustomed to the stock's rapid appreciation over the past decade."
Tesla's share price swung dramatically in 2025, falling through Q1, improving marginally in Q2, sliding into Q3, then rallying to a 14.93% year-to-date gain while remaining over 9% below its December all-time high. Shareholder optimism centers on the Robotaxi launch amid volatility from weak Q1 and Q2 earnings and political fallout. Global sales lag U.S. performance, with only 600 orders reported in India since mid-July. Canaccord reports deliveries showing a positive break and anticipates new EV models that could sustain global momentum and offset a post-Q3 U.S. tax-credit cliff. Tesla's decade-long gains also included notable losses since its 2010 IPO.
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