Movement Alert｜Tesla Motors falls 3.05% in Regular Trading, early Roadster gains faded despite Slovakia self-driving approval

Market Focus10-17 01:19

On October 17, Tesla Motors falls 3.05% in Regular Trading, trading at $351.28 per share, with turnover of $15.239 billion.

The clearest near-term catalyst in market coverage was that enthusiasm tied to the newly unveiled Roadster faded during the session, with reports noting the stock gave back its opening gains and later turned lower by more than 1% as investor excitement cooled. Earlier support had come from the Roadster debut and related publicity, while Slovakia also approved Tesla’s supervised self-driving system for use, with rollout expected soon.

Into this backdrop, attention is shifting toward the October 21 post-market earnings release. Preview reports pointed to third-quarter revenue growth of about 6%, deliveries of 486,532 vehicles, and stronger energy-storage volumes, while analysts remained focused on automotive gross margin, demand elasticity, and whether energy can serve as a meaningful second growth engine.

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