Electric vehicle (EV) giant Tesla’s TSLA rally just doesn’t seem to stop. Its shares rose for the sixth straight trading session yesterday to close at $424.77, hitting a record high. It marked the first time that shares surpassed the $420 threshold since its stock split in 2022.

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While we’re still over a month away from Tesla’s (TSLA) next financial earnings report, the company’s stock has seen some positive activity over the past several weeks. After continuously climbing in value, Tesla stock reached over $422 per-share, a new all-time record for the electric vehicle company.

It took more than 1,000 days, but Tesla stock, adjusted for any splits, hit a new all-time high on Wednesday. Now investors have to worry about what comes next.

Tesla (TSLA) stock has hit a new milestone, with shares soaring to a 52-week and all-time high of $417.86. This marks an impressive 145% gain over the past six months, and follows growing optimism around the electric vehicle (EV) giant.