Electric vehicles

Will Tesla hit $3,000, or are you better off investing elsewhere?

Opinion One of the world’s most successful fund managers believes that Tesla’s share price will hit $3,000 by 2025. Saloni Sardana examines whether that's a realistic aim, or whether you should steer clear.

Opinion

Think Tesla is a bubble? This might be the best way to bet on it bursting

Opinion The huge rise in Tesla’s share price means that, by market value, it’s now the sixth-largest company in the US and and the world’s biggest car-maker. Shorting it is a dangerous game. But there are other ways to bet on the bubble bursting. John Stepek explains how.

By John Stepek Published 25 January 21

Opinion
China touts electric-car maker Nio as the next Tesla

News Shares in electric-car manufacturer Nio have rocketed over the past year. But can it keep motoring and live up to the hype? Matthew Partridge reports

By Dr Matthew Partridge Published 20 January 21

News

How to invest as electric cars get the green light

Cover Story As emissions caps choke demand for diesel vehicles, electric cars will start motoring. Buy lithium miners and battery makers to cash in, says Julie Boote of Pelham Smithers Associates.

By Julie Boote Published 24 August 17

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Will Tesla hit $3,000, or are you better off investing elsewhere?

Think Tesla is a bubble? This might be the best way to bet on it bursting

China touts electric-car maker Nio as the next Tesla

The electric-car bubble could get an awful lot bigger from here

Short electric-truck maker Nikola, the Tesla wannabe

Have we reached the end of the road for petrol cars?

We're near the tipping point for electric cars

VW and Ford join forces to develop electric cars

Does owning an electric car make financial sense?

How to invest as electric cars get the green light