If the crisis of technological trust is a short-term emotional shock, Tesla's structural decline in the European market has exposed deep cracks in its globalization strategy.

On February 9, local time, U.S. President Trump said in an interview that he had instructed the Department of Government Efficiency team led by Elon Musk to review the expenditures of the U.S. Department of Defense and the Department of Education. According to the report, Trump said in the interview that Musk has been a trusted ally in fulfilling his promise to cut red tape. Trump said, "People want me to find it (wasteful spending)," and Elon Musk has given me a lot of help. He is very good. " In addition, Trump also said: "Then we go and look at the military. Let's go and check the military, and we will find billions, hundreds of billions of dollars of fraud and abuse, and people elected me because of that."

In regions other than China, the promotion of Model Y is more focused on functionality rather than price.

The market is waiting for Trump's fiscal spending scale, which will have a decisive impact on the trend of gold.

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Tesla unveiled its new self-driving Cybercab taxi, but shares fell sharply and continued to trade lower throughout the day.

Recently, some netizens compared Apple's 30 billion US dollars in R&D expenditures in 2023 with the slight improvement in thickness of the new 11-inch iPad Pro, questioning the asymmetry between Apple's huge investment and results. To this, Musk replied: "That's a lot of money, maybe they have some secret product in development?" It is reported that Musk has publicly stated before that he is confused by the basically the same iPhone released by Apple every year, and he does not even know the difference between the iPhone he is currently using and the previous version.

On May 8, three sources said that Tesla was under investigation by U.S. prosecutors and suspected of fraud in autonomous driving. Tesla's Autopilot and Full Self-Driving systems are not fully autonomous, and the U.S. Department of Justice is scrutinizing statements by the automaker and CEO Elon Musk suggesting the cars could drive themselves. Investigators are looking into whether Tesla deceived investors and committed wire fraud or securities fraud, people familiar with the matter said.

At that time, Tesla's layoffs were mainly focused on the sales team, while this time it involves more departments related to both hardware and software, affecting a broader range.

Tesla CEO Musk recently met with Chinese officials to discuss the rollout of fully autonomous driving software and data transfer in China.

April 18 news: On the occasion of the largest layoffs in Tesla’s history, Musk said in a brief email to employees on Wednesday: “As we reorganize Tesla, I have noticed a few things. The severance package was unreasonably low. I apologize for this mistake and we are correcting it immediately."