Institutional investors like Vanguard and BlackRock are buying more Tesla shares, signaling a shift in how Wall Street views the company. CEO Elon Musk also bought $1 billion in Tesla stock, coinciding with milestones in the company’s robotaxi service expansion. Tesla’s move to a recurring revenue model is expected to drive profitability and earnings growth.

Tesla’s robotaxi service is gaining traction as the company offers unsupervised rides in Austin. Data suggests Tesla’s self-driving cars may be safer than human drivers, with potential for regulatory approval to expand the fleet in 2026. The transition to a subscription-based model for its full self-driving feature will increase profitability and attract investors.

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