There's been a change in sentiment towards Tesla (TSLA), with some investors worrying about the company's prospects amid fears of reduced vehicle deliveries and potential merger issues. Some believe TSLA's move into developing its semiconductor production could propel its autonomous driving efforts, while others are questioning the practical impact of a possible merger with SpaceX. TSLA's first quarter 2026 delivery consensus indicates expectations of around 366k vehicles. However, potential delivery issues are damping the excitement around other developments within the company, such as the SpaceX IPO and the Cybercab. Several analysts have adjusted their expectations regarding TSLA's recovery in the EV market this year. The company's previous president, McNeill, stated that Musk deliberately 'starved the balance sheet' to keep employees motivated, causing controversy. Nevertheless, shares surged on Wednesday for reasons not clearly identified. Individual investors have different views on TSLA's role as an automaker and future prospects. There's a significant polarisation between those maintaining strong sell positions due to TSLA's robotaxi concept and others believing TSLA is a viable investment, especially given their expansion into family-focused SUVs. Some even hypothesize that without Musk's wealth from TSLA, he would be considerably less affluent.
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