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Will Tesla hit $3,000, or are you better off investing elsewhere?

One of the world’s most successful fund managers believes that Tesla’s share price will hit $3,000 by 2025. Saloni Sardana examines whether that's a realistic aim, or whether you should steer clear.

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by: Saloni Sardana
25 Mar 2021
VW electric-car production line

VW will make electric cars its main product by 2030

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