Tesla stock is—most likely—about to end its nine-week losing streak. To move higher from current levels, it needs to break through a key price. Shares of the electric-vehicle maker were down 2.2% at $267.

We dug into Cars.com data to see how trends are shaping up and if used EV shoppers should take advantage of them.

Tesla shares fell more than 5% on Wednesday, ending the EV maker's blistering rebound out of a prolonged slump.

Largely thanks to Musk’s political activities, the EV company continues to find itself in crisis. Here’s everything that’s going wrong.

Tesla shares surged 10% on Monday after this year's steep decline following reports the Trump administration is likely to exclude a set of sector-specific tariffs while applying reciprocal levies on April 2.

The Tesla badge no longer carries the cachet it once did. Across the country, owners are trying to unload their electric vehicles only to face a market where buyers have vanished, and values are in free fall.

Tesla is undergoing a "brand tornado crisis moment," Wedbush's Dan Ives said. Signs are pointing to a tough Q1 delivery report next week.

The dominant EV maker in the nation is now a partisan lightning rod that’s losing value fast. But a weakened giant can cause harm regardless of politics.

As Tesla’s (TSLA) car sales and share price plummet in response to Elon Musk’s political and physical stances, Financial Times calls readers’