Tesla, Inc.

The vehicle was not remotely controlled by the test driver or operator at this time

New Tesla has delivered itself from the factory to the customer for the first time - Musk

Alphabet Inc.

The company's market capitalization could reach $1.5 trillion, according to Benchmark's projections

Tesla could surge 45% in price thanks to advantage over Waymo in robotaxis - analyst

Investors are seriously undervaluing Waymo while overvaluing Tesla, says macro strategist WisdomTree


Underappreciated Waymo. The hype around Tesla's robot cab has left Alphabet's project in the shade


Analysts believe that all the positivity from the robotaxi launch is already built into Tesla's share price

Riding on the oncoming traffic: how Tesla's robotaxi launch went, sending shares up 8%

Success or failure of the robotaxi program could 'significantly impact Tesla’s valuation'


Saxo considers if Tesla robotaxi launch is breakthrough or 'another Musk mirage'

In anticipation of Tesla's robotaxi launch, a Goldman Sachs analyst pointed to two positive factors that could help the company become the leader of the race in the autonomous driving market. However, he also expressed skepticism about Tesla CEO Ilon Musk's overly optimistic predictions about scaling the business. Investors are keeping a close eye on the upcoming launch and have high hopes for it, but Barron's also highlighted a few key points that should not be overlooked. What should a trader look out for ahead of the event that could support Tesla quotes, which have been struggling lately?

Goldman names two advantages for Tesla over robotaxi startup. What remains unclear?

Uber Technologies, Inc.

London could become the first city in which Uber cabs will drive without a driver at all - even just controlling traffic


Uber wants to launch a robotaxi in London. Does it have a place in the drone race?

Ford Motor Company

General Motors Company

Immediately two analysts dropped their recommendation to buy Tesla shares on Monday, June 9. This solidifies Tesla's reputation as the "most disliked" by analysts among technology giants, and also reflects Wall Street's doubts about the company's future, according to Bloomberg. In particular, analysts are worried about Ilon Musk's spat with Donald Trump: it could lead to a further weakening of demand for Tesla, Argus warned.

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