Tesla ( TSLA 3.46%) stock is up 47% since Donald Trump's Election Day victory on Nov. 5. It isn't necessarily because investors think the company is about to sell more electric vehicles (EVs) -- in fact, its EV deliveries are on track to shrink in 2024 for the first time since it launched the Model S in 2011.

December with a gain, as investors cheered the long-awaited update to electric-vehicle giant’s Full Self-Driving software. The “significant” potential from Tesla’s artificial intelligence-based FSD offering,

Tesla is on a 37% tear since Donald Trump's election win, as investors speculate that self-driving is coming soon, with the Trump administration easing the regulatory path for autonomous vehicles. Stifel on Monday hiked its Tesla stock price target to 411,

Shares of Tesla slipped in after-hours trading following the news that a Delaware judge for a second time moved to strike down a multibillion-dollar pay package for CEO Elon Musk.

Below is a look at what could come next for Tesla and its billionaire founder, who is still seeking a huge payday from the company: WHAT DOES MUSK WANT? Musk told a special committee of the Tesla board soon after a judge voided his compensation in January that he wanted a similar-sized replacement package,