The "Flying Car" Show Couldn't Stop Tesla Stock From Falling.
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Even the flying car wasn't enough; Tesla shares have lost 16.44% of their value in the last year, trading at $366.82. The company's five-year credit risk premium also rose to 188.1 basis points, its highest level since May 2023.
Tesla, a pioneer in the electric vehicle industry, unveiled its new Roadster model and "flying car" technology at a major event last week. Capable of performing acrobatic maneuvers in the air and flying upright...
Electric car manufacturer Tesla, despite attracting attention with its new technologies and goals in autonomous driving, is failing to meet expectations on the stock market. The decline in the company's share value has increased investors' concerns about growth and profitability, and all eyes are now on the upcoming third-quarter earnings report.
The so-called flying car pushed the novelties of the Paris Motor Show into the shadows with a pirouette, even though it did not flash the future of driving, but something completely different, which Tesla badly needs.
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