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Following the release of these disappointing figures, Tesla's stock saw a substantial drop, nearly reflecting the initial market response to the news. Despite some recovery in after-hours trading—potentially due to the information being partly priced in—this volatility raises questions about investor confidence.
Traditionally viewed as a growth stock, Tesla's ability to meet projected numbers of 20 million vehicles by 2030 appears increasingly out of reach as sales seem to be stagnating rather than accelerating. As this crisis unfolds, investors are revisiting their expectations and concerns about the company’s future.