Tesla shares surged as the carmaker announced a smaller decline in vehicle sales than expected by analysts, fueling investors' optimism.
Despite the 13% drop in vehicle deliveries from the previous year, some investors believe Tesla has hit bottom and anticipate a recovery.
Elon Musk's previous claim of a car business recovery was contradicted by recent sales figures, raising concerns about future challenges, including the proposed elimination of EV tax credits.
Analysts express doubts about Tesla's volume growth potential, especially with delayed affordable vehicle production and expectations of a second consecutive annual decline in vehicle sales.