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Future Fund's Gary Black warned Tesla's rumored sub-$30,000 Model Q could drive strong upside but said the company lacks marketing capability to execute. Tesla faces rising competition as BYD nearly matched Q1 deliveries and overtook Tesla in annual EV leadership. Tesla shares have declined for eight straight weeks amid weak deliveries and robotaxi concerns.
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00:02Future Fund's Gary Black said Saturday that Tesla's rumored sub-$30,000 Model Q could drive
00:07strong upside but warned the company lacks the marketing capability to execute. Black posted
00:11on X that the vehicle's reintroduction may reflect challenges with autonomous vehicle goals or
00:16recognition that canceling the model was a mistake. Black said Tesla may struggle to market the Model
00:21Q effectively due to a lack of marketing capability even if the vehicle launches. His comments followed
00:26a user citing a Reuters report that the Model Q could act as a stock catalyst. Tesla faces rising
00:31competition as BYD nearly matched first quarter deliveries and overtook Tesla in annual EV
00:36leadership after two years of declining sales. Black also linked Tesla's eight-week stock decline
00:42to weak deliveries and concerns about robotaxi progress. For all things money, visit Benzinga.com.
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