If you own Tesla (TSLA), July 2 could be one of the most important dates of the year. That's when the electric vehicle giant is expected to report its second-quarter delivery numbers, giving investors their first real look at whether demand is recovering after a volatile start to 2026.
A strong report could reignite the stock's rally. A disappointing one could quickly send shares lower. The good news is that Goldman Sachs just raised its Q2 EV delivery forecast, implying a solid gain over last year’s quarter.
