Tesla 20 February 2026 - 26 March 2026

Tesla stock edged up 79 cents to $396.35 near midday Tuesday, after the U.S. government late Monday confirmed Tesla and LG Energy Solution reached a $4.3 billion supply deal for a lithium iron phosphate battery-cell plant in Lansing, Michigan. Production at the site is slated for 2027.

Tesla shares nudged up on Monday, with new European registration data providing a mixed—if early—snapshot of February demand in the region.

Tesla drew attention ahead of Monday’s open, with fresh February registration figures pointing to market share gains for the carmaker in France and Norway—a rare positive for the company after two consecutive years of falling European sales. French registrations jumped 55%, Norway saw a 32% increase, while Denmark recorded a decline of 18%, down to just 419 vehicles. Numbers from Italy and Spain were expected later in the day. Tesla shares finished Friday at $402.51, down 2.9%, putting the company’s market cap near $1.43 trillion.

Tesla slipped 2.2% Monday, echoing a broader risk-off tone as fresh demand worries resurfaced for the electric-vehicle maker. Shares shed $9.18, trading at $402.64 during the morning session.