Investors are selling off Tesla (TSLA) shares as the company reports its first revenue decline in 2025. Tesla plans to double capital expenditures to $20 billion for its robotaxi and humanoid robot projects. The stock is down 14% from its 52-week high. Analysts warn of uncertainty in Tesla’s future due to increased risk and lack of clarity on investment payoffs. The company will stop producing Model S and Model X vehicles to focus on humanoid robots. With declining deliveries and a premium valuation, caution is advised for investors. Wall Street consensus rating on Tesla is “Hold” with a target price of $401.

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