Tesla’s stock rises six-day win streak to its first record close in three years, providing a $235.5 billion boost to its market cap in the process.

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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.

Tesla ( TSLA) shares soared nearly 6% to close at an all-time high of $424.77 Wednesday, marking the stock's first record close in three years after six straight days of gains.

This was the stock's sixth consecutive day of gains.

Tesla shares climbed to a record high of $415 on Wednesday, topping its prior high of $414.50 set more than three years ago as the electric vehicle maker extended a rally in the wake of the U.S. presidential election.

Shares in the electric vehicle giant have risen roughly 70% since Trump’s victory on Nov. 5 and nearly tripled since late April.