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Tesla Stock Drops 4% as Nvidia’s Autonomous Driving AI Platform Shakes Market Confidence

Tesla Stock Drops 4% as Nvidia’s Autonomous Driving AI Platform Shakes Market Confidence

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2026-01-07 11:28:03
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Tesla shares tumbled 4% to $432.96, breaching its 50-day moving average, after Nvidia unveiled Alpamayo—an open-source AI model for autonomous vehicle development at CES 2026. The move democratizes self-driving technology, posing a direct challenge to Tesla's Full Self-Driving (FSD) dominance.

Technical indicators reveal weakening momentum, with resistance forming at $450-$460. The selloff coincided with Tesla losing its crown as the world's top EV seller to China's BYD in Q4, compounding investor concerns about competitive pressures.

Nvidia's Vision-Language-Action framework offers explainable decision-making—a stark contrast to Tesla's opaque FSD system. This strategic divergence could reshape the autonomous driving landscape, where Tesla has long held an edge.

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