Tesla had its strongest week of the stretch at +6.16%, and Bloom Energy absorbed its S&P 500 inclusion (effective before the open September 21) and turned positive again at +1.91% after last week's give-back. Albemarle and SQM both posted their first green weeks in a month, though their 30-day windows deepened further as the earlier damage rolled forward. Li Auto and XPeng — last scan's only green names — both turned red this week. Enphase was the weakest name on the board at -7.00%, with no fresh news covering the move.

Data as-of the 2026-09-23 close. Prior scan: the September 18 EV and clean energy scan (data as-of the 2026-09-18 close). The 7-day window here runs September 16 to September 23.

Tesla had its best week of this stretch: RSI rose from 53.8 to 60.6, price gained 4.3% to $380.12, and the 7-day change flipped from -0.32% to +6.16%. The long-horizon picture has not caught up — the stock remains 4.1% under its 200-day average with a -10.74% trailing year and -26.51 points of alpha — so this is a strong week inside a trend still genuinely under test, not a confirmed reversal. Bloom Energy recovered from last week's give-back into its index event: the 7-day change flipped from -3.67% to +1.91% as the S&P 500 inclusion took effect before the open on September 21, and the 30-day window extended further to +34.88%. It remains the one unambiguously strong structure on this board, 36.7% above its 200-day average with a +255.63% trailing year.

Albemarle and SQM both answered last scan's open question about the lithium slide with a partial yes: Albemarle gained 3.65% and SQM 0.58%, their first positive weeks after four straight declines. But the damage from those earlier weeks is still rolling into the 30-day window — Albemarle's deepened to -19.81% from -17.40%, and SQM's to -16.09% from -10.16% — so the week turned before the month did. Both still carry strongly positive trailing years (+41.63%, +59.83%), the same deep-pullback-inside-a-working-trend shape flagged last scan.

Li Auto and XPeng, last scan's only green names, both reversed: Li Auto's 7-day change flipped from +2.79% to -2.74%, and XPeng's from +0.76% to -0.48%. Neither move has a fresh receipt behind it. Enphase was the weakest name on the board this week at -7.00%, dropping its RSI back into oversold at 34.1; its news pull has been stale since June. Rivian's week improved from -6.49% to -1.38% and its RSI crossed out of oversold to 41.1, though its 30-day window worsened to -9.52% from -4.70%; a fresh pull carries a September 21 "earnings report" page from a generic aggregator, not a primary source, so no cause is claimed. Lucid's 7-day change turned positive (+2.97%) and its 30-day window improved meaningfully, from -30.91% to -18.27%, though it remains the most damaged structure on this board by a wide margin: 83.51% below its 52-week high and -81.29% on the trailing year.

T1 Energy's decline decelerated sharply — down only 1.22% this week versus -9.54% last week — though its three-month collapse continues at -52.64%, barely improved from -55.40%. Its trailing year remains strongly positive at +119.57%, echoing last scan's exact framing: that record is not protection against the shorter-window damage. Nextracker and EnerSys both had solid weeks (+4.84%, +4.43%), each improving their 30-day windows meaningfully.

• TSLA had its best week of the stretch: RSI 53.8→60.6, price $364.27→$380.12, 7D -0.32%→+6.16%, 30D +3.75%→+8.93%.
• BE recovered from its Friday give-back: RSI 57.5→60.0, price $265.63→$275.19, 7D -3.67%→+1.91%, 30D +28.55%→+34.88%.
• ALB turned positive after four straight declines: RSI 34.2→39.3, price $110.91→$113.47, 7D -5.62%→+3.65%, 30D -17.40%→-19.81% (the week turned, the month deepened).
• SQM turned positive after four straight declines: RSI 36.1→40.6, price $67.72→$69.08, 7D -3.09%→+0.58%, 30D -10.16%→-16.09%.
• LI reversed: RSI 48.6→43.3, price $12.14→$11.70, 7D +2.79%→-2.74%, 30D -4.48%→-6.25%.
• XPEV reversed: RSI 40.4→36.1, price $10.62→$10.29, 7D +0.76%→-0.48%, 30D -11.43%→-7.71%.
• ENPH was the board's weakest name: RSI 38.7→34.1, price $34.64→$33.07, 7D -4.70%→-7.00%, 30D -12.01%→-11.05%.
• RIVN crossed out of oversold: RSI 39.6→41.1, price $14.99→$15.02, 7D -6.49%→-1.38%, 30D -4.70%→-9.52%.
• LCID improved meaningfully on the month: RSI 32.8→36.1, price $4.09→$4.16, 7D -3.08%→+2.97%, 30D -30.91%→-18.27%.
• TE's decline decelerated sharply: RSI 41.0→40.3, price $4.17→$4.04, 7D -9.54%→-1.22%, 30D -8.35%→-6.48%; three-month change -55.40%→-52.64%.
• NXT and ENS both had solid weeks: NXT 7D -2.92%→+4.84%, 30D -12.65%→-3.43%; ENS 7D -0.74%→+4.43%, 30D -8.16%→-4.27%.
• SEDG reversed: RSI 48.0→44.4, price $34.68→$33.35, 7D 0.00%→-3.84%.
• FSLR turned flat: RSI 41.1→39.6, price $195.96→$191.97, 7D -6.25%→+0.47%, 30D -11.89%→-7.84%.
• NIO turned positive: RSI 30.4→32.9, price $3.66→$3.67, 7D -0.81%→+2.51%, 30D -20.09%→-15.83%.
• No entrants, no dropouts.

The rows here are screen evidence. As before, the 200-day average and the trailing year tell a different story from the week on this board more than any other in this batch.

One name is unambiguously strong: Bloom Energy, 36.7% over its 200-day with a +255.63% year. Five more are damaged short-term but carry genuinely positive multi-year records — TE (+119.57% year, -38.4% vs its 200-day), ENS (+62.64%, -4.7%), SQM (+59.83%, -9.9%), ALB (+41.63%, -27.3%) and LIT (+31.06%, -6.8%) — all below their 200-day averages right now. DRIV (+20.25% year, -1.8% vs its 200-day), NXT (+15.94%, -24.3%), ICLN (+14.68%, -7.4%) and TAN (+6.33%, -18.1%) are milder versions of the same shape.

Ten names are weak on both clocks at once: LI, NIO, XPEV, LCID, PLUG, ENPH, SEDG, FSLR and KARS, all below their 200-day averages with flat-to-negative trailing years — Lucid at 47.7% below its 200-day with a -81.29% year remains the extreme case. Rivian is close behind at 7.6% under its 200-day with a roughly flat year (-3.28%). Tesla sits at the tipping point rather than clearly on either side: 4.1% under its 200-day with a negative trailing year (-10.74%) despite this week's strong bounce — a trend genuinely under test, not a confirmed reversal, regardless of how strong the current week looks.

Capitulation (RSI below 25): None.

Oversold (RSI 25-40): NIO (32.9), ENPH (34.1), KARS (35.4), LIT (36.0), XPEV (36.1), LCID (36.1), TAN (37.8), ALB (39.3), FSLR (39.6). Nine names, down from ten last scan — RIVN, SQM and NXT climbed out into neutral, and none newly joined.

Neutral/Strong (RSI 40 and up): TE (40.3), SQM (40.6), RIVN (41.1), NXT (42.7), PLUG (42.7), LI (43.3), ICLN (44.1), SEDG (44.4), DRIV (45.2), ENS (45.6), BE (60.0), TSLA (60.6, the board's highest print).

Conditions, not advice.

• Do Albemarle and SQM's positive weeks mark a real floor, or does the month keep deepening into a fifth scan?
• Does Tesla's strongest week of the stretch close the remaining gap to its 200-day, or does it stall at the line?
• What explains Enphase's unexplained -7.00% week? No receipt on file covers it.

• Tape data (price, RSI, moving averages, returns, long-horizon): pre-computed summaries as of the 2026-09-23 close — ev-clean-energy.
• Prior-scan comparison values: 2026-09-18-ev-clean-energy.
• Rivian earnings page checked and found to be a generic aggregator page, not a primary source — latest (fetched 2026-09-22).
• News pulls checked and found to predate this week's window or return no substantive content: ENPH (latest, fetched 2026-06-21, marked stale), SEDG (fetched 2026-08-27), FSLR (fetched 2026-08-18), ALB (fetched 2026-07-29), SQM (fetched 2026-08-25), LI (fetched 2026-09-02), NIO (fetched 2026-09-06), XPEV (fetched 2026-08-28), LCID (fetched 2026-07-17), TE (fetched 2026-09-19), ENS (fetched 2026-06-21, marked stale), NXT (fetched 2026-07-14). No cause is claimed for any of their moves.