Elon Musk's recent decision to step back from politics was expected to refocus his efforts on tech enterprises like Tesla. However, a public clash with Donald Trump has inhibited this progress, leading to a significant 14% drop in Tesla's shares. Investors hoped for a more involved Musk, but the tension with the Trump administration signals deeper issues. Some experts, like journalist Kara Swisher, contend that Tesla’s position in the autonomous driving space is faltering, putting its future at risk as competitors gain ground in driverless technology.
"Tesla's finished," she told the BBC. "It was a great car company. They could compete in the autonomous taxi space but they're way behind."
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