By placing its humanoid robot steps from the finish line, Tesla is turning one of the world’s most photographed events into a massive showcase for Optimus.

Runners and spectators alike taking part in the 2026 Boston Marathon Monday may have been fortunate enough to visit with the Optimus Bot from Tesla Inc TSLA, a humanoid robot set for future mass production.

The big SpaceX IPO is coming, and it could probably become the new, more exciting way to bet on Elon Musk’s vision of the future. Once the SpaceX-xAI IPO finally does go live on the public markets, it might make a $1.

Tesla is quietly locking in more territory around its longtime Fremont factory, signing a major R&D lease and grabbing a chunk of industrial space just down the road as it races to bring the Optimus humanoid robot to life.

Tesla has big opportunities with autonomous driving, robotaxis, and robotics. The stock has a high valuation, its core business is struggling, and a lot of hope is being pinned on unproven technologies.

Analysts at BNP Paribas have been pretty steady on Tesla, making the Wall Street firm one of the few with a bearish outlook on the stock. BNP Paribas has an underperform rating and a $280 price target on the stock (compared to the consensus hold rating and $397.

A Tesla leader says he believes its Shanghai factory operations will help resolve the challenges in achieving mass production of the company’s humanoid robots.

At long last, Tesla may be on the verge of adding a new vehicle to its aging lineup, and there's even more to the story.

Tesla reports Q1 2026 earnings tomorrow with Wall Street expecting $21.9B revenue and $0.36 EPS. But missed deliveries, inventory buildup, and energy storage decline paint a complicated picture.

The focus could be more on Tesla’s story for the future than the numbers in its results.