Tesla shares closed at $370.59 on October 2 after beating Q3 delivery estimates with 486,532 units, roughly 5% above consensus, though volumes fell 2% year-over-year. The pop reflects renewed focus on near-term automotive momentum amid recovering European demand and positive supervised FSD feedback, tempered by softer energy storage deployments and ongoing robotaxi regulatory scrutiny. With earnings due October 21 and no major catalysts in the immediate week, market-implied odds remain dispersed across the $360–$380 range as traders weigh short-term momentum against broader valuation sensitivity to autonomy timelines and macro data releases.