Tesla shares closed at $370.59 on October 2 after reporting third-quarter deliveries of 486,532 vehicles, exceeding consensus estimates near 461,000 and marking sequential improvement despite a modest year-over-year decline. The beat, driven by Model 3/Y volume and Cybertruck contributions, lifted the stock nearly 5% amid broader EV demand signals and energy storage deployments of 13.7 GWh. Traders are now focused on the October 5–9 trading week, with attention shifting to full Q3 earnings scheduled for October 21, where margins, average selling prices, and updates on Full Self-Driving adoption and robotaxi timelines will likely influence price action. The stock remains down roughly 15–20% year-to-date, trading well below its December 2025 high near $490.