Tesla delivered close to 497,100 electric vehicles in the third quarter, beating estimates and rising 7% year over year. The surge was attributed to consumers rushing to buy before the EV tax credit expired on Sept. 30. Analysts remain divided on Tesla’s future, with some optimistic about autonomous driving and humanoid robots. Tesla’s stock dipped following the news, despite the strong delivery numbers.

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