Tesla (TSLA) down 20% in 2026 — JPMorgan sees another 60% downside

Tesla stock is down roughly 20% year-to-date in 2026, and JPMorgan thinks the bleeding is far from over. Analyst Ryan Brinkman reiterated his Underweight rating this week and stuck with a $145 price target — implying another ~60% downside from where TSLA trades today.

The note landed days after Tesla disclosed a Q1 delivery miss and the largest single-quarter inventory build in company history.

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How the e-bike industry pushed back against and won on (some) tariffs

In a rare bit of good news for the e-bike industry, manufacturers, importers, and advocacy groups have successfully fought off a potentially painful round of new tariffs on bicycles and e-bikes in the US.

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Sneak peek of Rove’s 2nd ‘full service’ EV charger in Costa Mesa, open Wed

Rove, a company founded to improve the EV charging experience by building “full service” EV charging centers with access to amenities you can use while charging, has now opened its second charging plaza in Costa Mesa, CA, and we got a sneak preview.

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Used EVs just hit a sales record – a much bigger wave is coming

Used EV sales are picking up serious momentum in the US – and now there’s hard data to back it up.

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Tesla FSD v14.3 rolls out with MLIR rewrite, 20% faster reactions

Tesla has started rolling out Full Self-Driving (Supervised) v14.3 to HW4 vehicles, and the headline change is under the hood: Tesla rewrote the AI compiler and runtime from scratch on MLIR, which the automaker says delivers a 20% faster reaction time.

The update, shipping as software version 2026.2.9.6, also brings a new parking spot pin on the map, better behavior around emergency vehicles and school buses, and Tesla’s first public acknowledgement that it’s leaning on MLIR — the compiler infrastructure built by Chris Lattner, who briefly led Tesla Autopilot back in 2017.

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Ford is heavily discounting EVs and offering free chargers

Ford is offering free EV chargers through its Power Promise program and discounting models by up to $9,000 this month.

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Segway 40-mile Max G30P e-scooter new $500 low, Jackery 256Wh Explorer 240D compact power station new $129 low, more

We’ve got another jam-packed Green Deals for you today, filled with a bunch of new low prices. To start, Segway has launched a flash sale on its Max G30P Electric Scooter with up to 40 miles of travel that drops it to a new $500 low. Right behind that, we have the 256Wh/80,000mAh Jackery Explorer 240D Portable Compact Power Station hitting a new $129 low, as well as the Baseus S1 Pro Wireless Outdoor Solar Security 2-Cam Kit with sun-tracking solar panels and an expandable 16GB hub – all at a new $100 low. There are also two of EGO’s most advanced cordless electric pole saw and mower kits hitting their lowest prices in months, Anker’s EverFrost 2 Portable Electric Cooler at its best price since Cyber Monday, and much more waiting for you below. And don’t forget about the other hangover deals at the bottom of the page, like yesterday’s 50% discount on the EVOLV TERRA e-scooter to a new $614.50 low, and more.

Head below for other New Green Deals we’ve found today and, of course, Electrek’s best EV buying and leasing deals. Also, check out the new Electrek Tesla Shop for the best deals on Tesla accessories.

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Toyota’s 3-row electric SUV will likely gain an upscale, luxury sibling

Lexus is gearing up to introduce the next-gen TX, and all signs point to it being an all-electric three-row SUV. The new electric SUV is expected to be based on Toyota’s upcoming Highlander BEV.

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Specialized just gave its commuter e-bikes a huge power boost with the new Vado 3

Specialized has unveiled its latest generation of urban electric bikes with the all-new Vado 3 and Vado 3 EVO, bringing a surprising amount of high-performance DNA from its trail-dominating electric mountain bikes into a more practical, everyday package.

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Tesla won’t really build its own chip fab — Intel is going to do it

Tesla is not actually going to build its own chip fab. Intel is going to do it for them.

That’s the real takeaway from Intel’s announcement today that it is joining the “Terafab” project alongside Tesla, SpaceX, and xAI — the $25 billion Austin chip factory Elon Musk unveiled with great fanfare last month.

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