Tesla (TSLA) fell early Wednesday after three straight days of gains, with investors turning back to European self-driving regulations. The stock closed Tuesday at $380.68, up 0.51%, and traded near $377.60 in later quotes, down 0.81%. Shares are still down about 16% this year. Third-quarter EV deliveries came in well ahead of Wall Street estimates, and the stock rose on the news. Higher oil prices from geopolitical tensions have supported EV demand. Second-quarter deliveries grew 25% year over year to 480,126, the fastest annual growth in about two years.
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