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All three stocks have their place within the driverless vehicle space and could generate monster returns for investors long-term.

After a year filled with negative headlines, consumer backlash, and declining global sales, Tesla has some good news -- or does it?

The company's exposure to data center spending and the "electrification of everything" megatrend is exciting investors.

MP Materials stock has rocketed higher over the past three months, but it could still be a long-term hold for more aggressive investors.

It's not easy to find a way to invest in the future of driverless vehicles, but here are three companies that could become monsters over the long term.

The automaker's Q3 vehicle deliveries surpassed Wall Street expectations.

Lockheed's F-35 fighter jet is more popular than ever, but falling prices may be taking a toll on profits.

NuScale Power is working toward something huge that could potentially change the energy landscape forever.

The company is at risk of cutting its dividend.

How much is too much to pay for a high-flying rocket stock?

This Dividend King operates in a highly cyclical industry, which means that stock pullbacks can be a good time to buy.

This stock constantly trades at a premium valuation and leaves competitors in the dust with margins, but stumbled Thursday -- is it a buying opportunity?

Rocket Lab has been a big winner for investors this year.

If you're looking for hidden gems that could return significant value as driverless vehicles take over roads, start here.

These companies operate in desirable long-term growth markets that are currently experiencing some temporary weakness.

Tariff and trade worries as well as cautious consumer spending have pushed shares of UPS to a five-year low, while also lifting its dividend yield to more than 7.5%.

A key advantage for EVs is going away.

While Lucid's deliveries soared 47% during the third quarter, there are things investors need to keep in mind.

This robotics upstart has surged 143% year to date, but early-stage revenue and a high price tag raise questions about the artificial intelligence (AI) automation story.

The Detroit automaker's shares are up an impressive 28% so far in 2025.