After nearly doubling in value between Nov. 5 and Dec. 17 to hit $488 per share and give the electric vehicle maker a $1.6 trillion market cap, TSLA stock has lost more than half its value. 24/7 Wall St.

Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) shares took a brutal hit on Monday, nosediving nearly 15% — marking their worst single-day drop in over four years. The

Tesla recorded a more than 3% rise today after a 15% fall. Morgan Stanley analyst Adam Jonas said the pullback is a buying opportunity for an embodied AI compounder.

Tesla (TSLA) stock bounced back on Tuesday, rising 3.8% to close at $230.58. This jump came after CEO Elon Musk promised to double the

U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday said he will buy a new Tesla car to show support for the electric carmaker's chief and his ally Elon Musk amid recent "Tesla Takedown" protests and the slump in the company's stock price.