Tesla shares have dropped 50% since December, and Wells Fargo's analyst Colin Langan predicts further declines due to potential stagnation in sales growth, as well as political controversies surrounding CEO Elon Musk.

Analyst Adam Jonas from Morgan Stanley advises investors to buy Tesla shares during a stock dip, predicting a potential recovery of over 90%. Despite facing challenges like poor sales data, Jonas remains optimistic about Tesla's future due to upcoming AI and robotic developments.

Tesla's shares fell over 15% amid concerns about declining sales and Elon Musk's divisive political actions, which have negatively impacted investor confidence.

In February 2025, Tesla's stock experienced a significant decline in the wake of Elon Musk's leadership role in the Trump administration, reflecting broader economic and political challenges.

The American Federation of Teachers is leveraging its influence to pressure major investors in Tesla, calling for a review of its stock valuation amidst declining sales, as prompted by Elon Musk's visible engagement in politics.