• Oct 26, 2026

  $391.62+5.21%

  Tesla rose while comparable motor vehicle companies fell 1.27% on average, so the move was not shared by the group [1]. Four of the six comparable companies fell and two rose [1]. Rivian fell 3.38% and Lucid fell 3.41% [1].

  • 1Peer group

• Oct 23, 2026

  $372.22-0.63%

  Tesla closed down 0.63%, and the move came alongside weakness among comparable motor vehicle companies. Those companies fell 1.50% on average, with 5 of 6 lower [1].

  • 1Peer group

• Oct 22, 2026

  $374.58-3.08%

  Tesla fell 3.08% while comparable motor vehicle companies rose 0.81% on average, so the decline was not shared by the group [2]. 24/7 Wall St reported that Tesla beat earnings estimates but investors sold anyway, pointing to a shrinking profit, a reduced sales target and an unresolved merger question [1].

  • 124/7 Wall St
  • 2Peer group

• Oct 21, 2026

  $386.47+3.41%

  Tesla rose while comparable motor vehicle companies fell 0.47% on average, so the gain was not shared by the group [3]. 24/7 Wall St reported that the shares rose ahead of the Q3 report after Musk said a Tesla-SpaceX merger would be a good idea [1]. The Motley Fool reported that SpaceX and Tesla had formed a merger exploration committee that excluded Musk [2].

  • 124/7 Wall St
  • 2The Motley Fool
  • 3Peer group

• Oct 20, 2026

  $373.71+1.54%

  Comparable motor vehicle companies rose 0.79% on average, with 4 of 6 higher, so Tesla's gain came alongside a modest advance in the group [1]. Moves within the group were uneven, with GM down 6.84% and LCID up 5.65% [1].

  • 1Peer group

• Oct 19, 2026

  $368.06+3.76%

  Tesla rose 3.76% on a day when comparable Motor Vehicles & Passenger Car Bodies companies fell 1.12% on average, with 5 of 6 lower [1]. The move was therefore not shared by the cohort. The Motley Fool carried a piece on speculation that a SpaceX-Tesla merger could happen before the end of 2026 [2].

  • 1Peer group
  • 2The Motley Fool

• Oct 16, 2026

  $354.72-2.13%

  Tesla fell 2.13% on the day, after The Motley Fool reported that investors shrugged off the prior day's Roadster demo and SpaceX tie-in and turned to the coming Q3 results [1]. Comparable motor vehicle companies fell 2.53% on average, with Rivian down 4.61% and Lucid down 10.57% [3]. Tesla's move was therefore broadly in line with the group. Seeking Alpha reported the Nasdaq lost 4% over the week [2]. Volume was 1.8x the trailing 20-session average [4].

  • 1The Motley Fool
  • 2Seeking Alpha
  • 3Peer group
  • 4Market data

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