TSLA current stock price slipped to $199.54 in early trading as investors reacted to mixed EV sector earnings data. The 50-day moving average is trending flat, which may imply a neutral market sentiment until macroeconomic indicators shift. “We expect Tesla’s 3Q25 deliveries to track meaningfully ahead of consensus expectations (433k), supported by the launch of Model Y L in China and US pre-buy effect ahead of EV incentives going away. We forecast 461.5k deliveries or roughly flat YoY but up +20% QoQ. We expect +20% growth in both China and N. America, with some decline in Europe as competition and branding continues to weigh in on demand. In China QTD through the third week of September, registration data is tracking around 141k units (vs. our 159k estimate for the quarter). Looking at the full-year, consensus is calling for 1.6m in deliveries which still appears achievable. While US sales will likely dip materially in 4Q after the incentives are eliminated, this could be partially offset by a strong quarter in China. We think 4Q volume could be somewhere between 2Q and 3Q, and model 409k units, leading to just below 1.6m units for the full year. Margin-wise, we expect 4Q to decline by 100bps QoQ due to lower volume and potentially higher tariff costs. All in, this translates to $1.53 in EPS vs. current consensus at $1.74.” Dixon, Tsukahara, and another individual, Jack Nelson, died due to the crash, while another passenger was transported to the hospital. Autopsy reports revealed the presence of alcohol, cocaine, and meth in Dixon's system, KTVU reported, adding that Tsukahara and Nelson each tested positive for alcohol and cocaine. TSLA current stock price at $199.54 reflects investor caution ahead of next week’s delivery report. Options market pricing suggests a potential ±5% move, indicating traders expect volatility spikes in the near term.