On August 3, Tesla Motors rose 3.18% in regular trading, trading at $320.91/share with turnover of $3.712 billion. The rebound comes after the stock declined over 27% in July, with multiple positive catalysts converging.

On the news front, Cathie Wood's ARK Invest continued to accumulate Tesla shares, concentrating new capital into what the firm calls \"computing infrastructure + frontier hard tech\" positions. ARK's latest portfolio rebalancing shows high-conviction bets on AI infrastructure and space economy while trimming SaaS and biotech holdings. Meanwhile, July European vehicle registration data revealed an 86% year-over-year surge in France to 2,429 units and a 52% jump in Denmark, though results were sharply negative in Norway (-97%), Spain (-81%), and Sweden (-60%). Additionally, Stifel maintained its Buy rating on Tesla while modestly trimming its price target to $491 from $508, citing weaker Q2 profitability with gross margins declining to 16.8% but expressing continued confidence in FSD progress.

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