After firing several top executives, Tesla is seemingly in a full reboot mode. CEO Ross Gerber shares his uncertainty with the EV company’s growth story as they focus more on cheap cars and robotaxis moving forward. Is this the end of Tesla’s hypergrowth story?

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Everyone’s wondering what Tesla must do to turn around their plummeting stock prices. CEO Ross Gerber tells us the answer is simple: the car company must sell cars. And after Tesla Executive Martin Viecha’s recent resignation, shareholders are worried.

After 15,000 layoffs at Tesla, CEO Ross Gerber is questioning how the company plans to increase their production. Does it sound to you like Elon is contradicting himself again?

After the release of Tesla’s Q1 Earning Report, Ross Gerber joined Bloomberg Radio to share his vision for the future of the EV company. Although he may not be Bullish, Ross makes it clear that he does not consider himself a Tesla Bear because he believes the company can easily be turned around to its former glory.

While many view Tesla as much more than a car company, CEO Ross Gerber believes the most crucial part of their business is selling electric vehicles. In this segment of The Close, Ross reminds us that stock holders are paying for results first and foremost.