To be a Tesla shareholder today, you need to believe in the company’s vision for autonomous vehicles and its ability to maintain an innovation edge amid falling demand and intensifying competition. The biggest near-term catalyst remains the upcoming robotaxi launch, while the most immediate risk centers on declining vehicle sales and profitability, recent news around board moves and battery supply efforts does not materially alter these stakes.
The recent announcement that Tesla is moving away from reliance on Chinese battery suppliers is timely, but experts suggest it will take years before full independence is realized. This step matters as battery costs and supply chain resilience are foundational for Tesla’s future in autonomous mobility, especially as the robotaxi initiative draws closer.
Yet despite these forward-looking strategies, investors should be aware that issues around shrinking margins and unresolved leadership concerns may create complications if...
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