Tesla's Stock Surges After Beating Delivery Expectations

Investors react positively as Tesla's Q2 deliveries exceed forecasts despite challenges, fueling optimism for future growth.

Tesla's second-quarter deliveries reached 443,956 vehicles, surpassing Wall Street's estimate of 439,000.
The company has fully recouped its year-to-date losses, adding $150 billion to its market cap in three days.
Short sellers faced significant losses, with an estimated $3.5 billion lost in two days of trading.
Analysts have raised Tesla's price targets, citing its AI potential and upcoming Robotaxi launch as key growth drivers.
CEO Elon Musk's bold statements and the company's strategic initiatives have renewed investor confidence.