Tesla shares are down more than 20 percent from an all-time high in September.
Despite recently unveiling two new products, analysts have concerns with existing projects, particularly the Model 3. Tesla shares have dropped more than 20 percent from an intraday all-time high set roughly two months ago in mid-September.
The Tesla Semi and second-generation Tesla Roadster created a buzz since they were unveiled on Thursday. But some investors remain concerned over issues such as whether Tesla can deliver on both its production goals for the Model 3, and secure the gross margins on the car that management expects.
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