For seven consecutive weeks since Elon Musk travelled to Washington to join the Trump administration, shares in his automaker have declined, closing on Friday at $270.48.
This marks the longest losing streak for Tesla in its 15 years as a public company.
Tesla shares concluded the week a decline of over 10%, reaching their lowest level since 5th November 2024, U.S. Election Day, when they closed at $251.44.
Since their peak at $480 on 17th December 2024, Tesla has lost over $800 billion in market capitalisation.