Shares of Tesla Inc. took a 2.8% dive in premarket trade Friday, after the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) determined that a Tesla vehicle...
Shares of Tesla Inc. TSLA, -3.78% took a 2.8% dive in premarket trade Friday, after the National Transportation Safety Board determined that a Tesla vehicle involved in a fatal crash in March was on Autopilot, the electric car maker's suite of advanced driver assistance systems. The selloff put the electric car maker's stock on track to open at the lowest level seen during regular session hours since January 2017.
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