Tesla's share price closed April 2, 2026—the day after Q1 production and deliveries—at $360.59, down 5.4% following a miss on vehicle deliveries of 358,023 units versus consensus estimates around 365,000–372,000, reflecting persistent EV demand weakness, pricing pressures, and rising competition. This post-news stabilization has driven Polymarket's trader consensus to 100% implied probability for the $360–$365 bin at the week-of-March 30 close (Friday, April 3), backed by real capital amid low intraday volatility and technical support near recent lows. Bearish analyst revisions, including HSBC's $131 price target, reinforce caution, though Q1 earnings on April 22 loom as the next catalyst; only a sharp reversal from fresh macro data or FSD updates could challenge this positioning.