In a dramatic turn of events, Tesla has reportedly lost a staggering $800 billion in market value over just four months — one of the most historic collapses in corporate history. The sudden downturn has sparked intense backlash from shareholders and forced Tesla’s board to confront CEO Elon Musk with tough questions.

Once hailed as the crown jewel of the tech and automotive industries, Tesla’s meteoric rise seems to have hit a turbulent nosedive. Experts point to a mix of missed delivery targets, declining EV demand, increased competition, and ongoing controversies surrounding Musk’s public behavior as key contributors to the financial freefall.

Investor confidence has plummeted, with analysts labeling the situation “a catastrophic erosion of brand and vision.” The stock, once trading near record highs, has fallen to multi-year lows, wiping out gains for millions of retail and institutional investors.

Sources inside the company reveal that Tesla’s board held an emergency closed-door meeting, where tempers flared and Musk was reportedly “pressed hard” on his distracted leadership — particularly his increasing focus on other ventures like X (formerly Twitter), Neuralink, and Mars colonization projects.

“This isn’t just a dip. This is a crisis,” said one anonymous Tesla executive. “We are watching a legendary company teeter on the edge of an identity collapse.”