Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) drew bearish views on Seeking Alpha after the EV maker missed consensus estimates for vehicle deliveries for Q4 2024, while a New Year's Day explosion of a Cybertruck, TSLA's latest flagship vehicle,

After growing at least 35% every year from 2016 to 2023, Tesla’s year-over-year vehicle delivery growth slumped to -1% in 2024.

Tesla’s Q4 2024 numbers are out, and let’s just say the results weren’t pretty. Deliveries came in at 495,570. That’s a big miss compared to Wall Street’s

Tesla stock took a dive in morning trading on Thursday after the company announced lower figures than expected for deliveries and fourth-quarter production.

Tesla shares sank Thursday morning after the electric vehicle maker reported fewer deliveries than analysts had expected for the fourth quarter.

Tesla shares edged higher in early Friday trading as investors looked to claw back some of the losses tied to its disappointing delivery figures while adjusting to price target changes from analysts on Wall Street.