- There's no rest for debate on Tesla Motors (TSLA +2.2%) with the creation of Tesla Energy still being analyzed and the company due to report Q1 earnings on Wednesday.
- Credit Suisse calls the battery business of the company more evolved than it anticipated in a new note to investors. Tesla Energy helps offset some risk from the automotive side and sets shares up for a "strong run" over the next 12 months, reasons CS.
- The premise that Tesla has the home battery field to itself is taken on in a Reuters article which notes upstarts and tech heavyweights are dabbling with similar systems without the same degree of fanfare.
- Tesla watchers also have a new set of data points to analyze after the company launched a pre-owned program for Model S owners to accompany a similar initiative for used Roadsters.
- Shares of Tesla still trade near 2015 highs.
- Tesla earnings preview
- Previously: Tesla Energy launches with a charge (May. 01 2015)