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Tesla (TSLA) stock is having a bipolar day in the markets on Wednesday. First, shares of the US electric vehicle (EV) leader got trounced on news that deliveries in the first quarter hit their lowest level in three years. This sent shockwaves through the market, and TSLA stock collapsed more than 6% at the open to near $251.

Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) stock has been under enormous pressure in recent weeks. After surging in the aftermath of the U.S. presidential election on hopes that CEO Elon Musk's cozy relationship with President Donald Trump would lead to a windfall for the electric vehicle (EV) company,

Tesla shares fell Wednesday after the electric vehicle maker's first-quarter deliveries came in below analysts' expectations.

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Tesla (TSLA) shares are in the spotlight on Wednesday, April 2 after the EV giant reported its worst quarterly deliveries in more than two years. The automaker based out of Austin, Texas delivered a total of 336,