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This Week in Tesla: Elon Musk Faces Pay Package Questions, US EV Prices Fall and More

Jul 19, 2026, 12:42 PMBadar Shaikh

Elon Musk and Tesla face investor questions ahead of second-quarter earnings as NTSB clears FSD from wrongdoing in Texas crash.

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