Bengaluru — Tesla shares rose to a record high in the first trading session of 2021, extending 2020’s more than eight-fold surge that helped it become the world’s most valuable carmaker.

On Saturday, the company beat Wall Street targets for annual vehicle deliveries, but missed by 450 units CEO Elon Musk’s target of half a million cars in 2020...

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