Tesla, Inc. insider trades TSLA

Form 4 reports filed by its officers, directors and 10% owners, Jun 22, 2026 to Sep 20, 2026. All Form 4 filings on sec.gov

Insiders also announce sales before they make them: see planned insider sales (Form 144).

Open-market sales

$938.4K

1 sale by 1 insider

Open-market purchases

No open-market purchases reported

Reports read

from 1 insider, filed since Jun 22, 2026

Not counted as trades

vesting, grants, tax withholding, gifts and option rows

Open-market trades

Only purchases and sales on the market are counted here. Amounts are shares times the price on the filing. Names are shown as the SEC lists them (last name first).

Date	Insider	Action	Shares	Price	Value	Holds afterward	Notes
Sep 8, 2026	Taneja VaibhavChief Financial Officer	Sold	2,605.75	$360.134	$938.4K	25,972.25-9.1% of holding	Filing note PURSUANT TO THE ISSUER'S EQUITY PLAN AND POLICIES, THESE SHARES OF COMMON STOCK WERE AUTOMATICALLY WITHHELD AND SOLD BY THE ISSUER TO SATISFY THE REPORTING PERSON'S TAX WITHHOLDING OBLIGATIONS RELATED TO THE VESTING OF RESTRICTED STOCK UNITS REPORTED HEREIN.

Who traded

Insider	Sold	Bought
Taneja VaibhavChief Financial Officer	$938.4K (1)	-

Numbers in brackets are the number of transactions.

Everything else reported (2)

Vesting or exercise: 1 | Option and stock unit rows: 1. These are routine compensation and housekeeping events, not decisions to buy or sell on the market (any contradictory rows are explained above). A stock unit vesting shows up twice: once as units, once as shares.

Date	Insider	What was reported	Security	Amount	Price
Sep 5, 2026	Taneja VaibhavChief Financial Officer	Option or stock unit exercised or vested	Common Stock	6,539	$0.00
Sep 5, 2026	Taneja VaibhavChief Financial Officer	Option or stock unit exercised or vested	Restricted Stock Unit	6,539	$0.00

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Filing

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About Form 4. Officers, directors and holders of more than 10% of a company's shares must report each trade of its stock within two business days. People sell for many reasons, such as taxes, diversification or a schedule set long ago, so a sale on its own does not show what an insider thinks of the company. Some sales are made automatically to cover taxes when shares vest: read the filing notes. This is public information, not a recommendation to buy or sell anything.