TSLA is trading at $384.50 (-3.08%) as the company faces a March 9, 2026, deadline to submit FSD crash data to the NHTSA amid an ongoing probe into traffic violations.
- The NHTSA investigation into FSD safety and traffic violations has raised concerns over potential fines and regulatory hurdles, weighing heavily on investor sentiment.
- Broader market pressure is contributing to the decline, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq both down over 1.2% due to rising oil prices and geopolitical tensions.
- Despite the regulatory headwinds, Bank of America maintains a Buy rating on the stock, contrasting with the current market caution.