最新报道:Tesla shares fell 14% after CEO Elon Musk criticized former President Donald Trump's economic policies, particularly the $2.50 trillion deficit. Musk expressed concerns over unsustainable fiscal practices during a recent interview, sparking investor worries about potential regulatory impacts on Tesla. The electric vehicle maker's stock decline also reflects broader market jitters around tech valuations and political uncertainty ahead of the U.S. elections. Analysts note this marks Tesla's steepest single-day drop since April 2022, with the company's market capitalization shrinking by approximately $80 billion. The selloff occurred despite Tesla reporting better-than-expected Q2 deliveries earlier this month.