Tesla CEO Elon Musk held an all-hands meeting with employees to address concerns about recent incidents of arson targeting the company. Musk reportedly implored those responsible to "stop being psycho." The meeting occurred amidst growing concerns about the company's performance and future prospects.
Adding to the challenges, a new report from Edmunds reveals a significant increase in Tesla owners trading in their vehicles. The report states that this is "the highest ever share" of Tesla owners making this decision. This trend suggests a potential shift in consumer sentiment towards the electric vehicle manufacturer.
NBC News interviewed a former Tesla shareholder who sold his stock and is now attempting to sell his Tesla car. He cited concerns about the company's leadership and financial stability as reasons for his decision. This individual's experience reflects a broader unease among some investors and consumers regarding Tesla's current state.
Musk Addresses Arson Claims as Tesla Trade-Ins Rise
Tesla CEO Elon Musk recently addressed employees, urging those committing arson against the company to cease their actions. This comes as a new report indicates a record number of Tesla owners are trading in their vehicles. Concerns about the company's direction and value appear to be influencing both investors and car owners. One former shareholder interviewed by NBC News is now attempting to sell his Tesla.
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