Tesla stock plunges the most since 2020 as market braces for recession
Tesla stock craters more than 15% on Monday, slipping back to October 2024 levels. Tesla (TSLA) stock experienced its largest sell-off on Monday in the last four-and-a-half years. Shares of the electric vehicle icon shed 15.5% to end the session at $222.05.
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