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Tesla has been focusing on refining existing models and introducing new variants—such as the enlarged Model Y and upcoming iterations of the Cybertruck and robo taxis—that position the company as a mature, profitable auto maker. Importantly, Tesla appears to restrain its vehicle offerings to mid-range models aligned with its evolving robo taxi aspirations, indicating a strategic pivot away from traditional auto sales into an integrated mobility ecosystem.
Goldberg highlights that Tesla's auto segment is not struggling but thriving, which sets a stable foundation for the company to focus on future growth avenues without the auto business’s struggles weighing down the stock.