Tesla stock selloff after robotaxi event could be just the beginning, pros warn
The absence of near-term catalysts comes at an already challenging time for Tesla. Lackluster demand and increased EV competition from the likes of GM have pressured sales and margins in recent quarters, and it’s a trend that pros warn is unlikely to change anytime soon.
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Tesla's robotaxi event showed off Musk's vision of the future, but failed to deliver on one key product promise.
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