With the stock sporting a triple-digit price-to-earnings ratio (and that's on a forward-looking basis), the case for buying Tesla before its July earnings report just isn't there. Any new investor is betting big on the company's ability to deliver on its bold promises -- I'm not confident it can.

The case is the first suit related to fatal crashes involving the electric vehicle company’s Autopilot system to go to trial.

The reported exit comes at a time when Tesla is grappling with flagging sales, as demand in Europe and North America crumble amid Tesla’s aging vehicle line-up and increased competition from

Elon Musk has dropped a massive hint regarding the future of Tesla's electric vehicle models in his latest social media post. Following the highly anticipated release of the new Tesla Model Y, the Elon Musk-led brand could be planning to unveil new vehicles in the coming months.

Declining vehicle deliveries and political headwinds have pressured the company's valuation. The company's share price fell 21.3% across the first six months of 2025, according to data from S&P Global Market Intelligence.

In addition to calling for the oversight on Musk's political endeavors by Tesla's board, Ives, a prominent voice in the tech world, also recommended that the board establish a new pay package for Musk that would limit his voting control to 25% and establish guardrails on how much time the tech mogul spends at Tesla.