"Analysts Warn of Potential Tesla Bankruptcy Amidst Slowing EV Market and Design Flaws"

Tesla's shockingly low quarterly sales figures have raised concerns about the company's future growth, leading to a 34% plunge in its stock this year. Analysts are questioning the company's hyper-growth status and its lofty valuation, especially as it missed Wall Street's sales expectations by a wide margin. While Elon Musk rushed to refute reports about getting rid of low-cost EV plans and announced a "robotaxi," concerns remain about the company's ability to restore unit volume and revenue growth. Despite potential short-term rebounds, sustained recovery will require convincing investors of Tesla's ability to return to strong growth and innovation, as its current story revolves around shrinking demand and a shaky outlook.
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