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Tesla stock is dropping on Monday after a rough few weeks for the automaker. The decline comes as Tesla announces a new initiative to offer a free trial of its self-driving technology in China, a move aimed at boosting sales in one of its largest markets.
This decision reflects Tesla's strategy to attract more customers by allowing potential buyers to experience the benefits of its advanced driver-assistance features without any upfront cost. However, analysts are expressing concerns that this could impact the company's profit margins in the short term, particularly as competition in the electric vehicle market intensifies.
Investors are closely monitoring the situation, as the stock's performance has been volatile recently. The launch of the free trial could either bolster Tesla's market position or lead to further declines in stock value if it does not yield the expected increase in sales. Market reactions will likely hinge on the effectiveness of this promotional strategy in capturing consumer interest in the highly competitive EV landscape.
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