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The full ramp-up of major factories, especially in energy and vehicle manufacturing,
The commercial deployment of autonomous taxi fleets,
Regulatory developments and public acceptance of autonomous driving,
Technological breakthroughs in battery and AI technology that could exponentially increase margins and efficiencies.
Interestingly, Grock’s predictive capability extends to identifying the likelihood of market shocks or corrections. Given the historical volatility of markets, a 50% correction could cause Tesla’s stock to decline accordingly, though the company’s long-term growth remains compelling.