Tesla, FSD 논란 해결로 랠리 기대
Tesla is showing signs of recovery despite Elon Musk's pay package controversy and falling EV prices. The NTSB cleared the Full Self-Driving (FSD) system in a Texas crash, and experts are eyeing a potential 12% rally driven by improved profitability.
Major News
Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) is facing several major issues this week. Concerns persist over CEO Elon Musk's pay package, and the company continues to deal with market pressure from declining U.S. electric vehicle prices.
Fortunately, there are some positive signs as well. The U.S. National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) cleared Tesla's Full Self-Driving (FSD) system of fault regarding a crash in Texas, which has helped ease some safety concerns.
Stock Outlook
Investment experts are maintaining a positive view on Tesla's stock. They are forecasting a potential 12% rally based on improved profitability, analyzing that Tesla is heading toward several catalysts at a point where its stock price has been tempered.
News in Korea
Tesla-related news is also drawing attention in Korea. Tesla owners are struggling with rising insurance premiums. The average loss per claim for electric vehicle owners is twice that of internal combustion engine vehicles, with batteries and maintenance methods cited as the primary reasons for the cost surge.
Additionally, a new rebate program in California is expected to potentially boost Tesla sales.
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