Tesla joins trillion-dollar club alongside Apple, Amazon and Microsoft

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October 26, 2021

Tesla’s market valuation has hit $1 trillion dollars on Monday

#BREAKING Tesla's market valuation has hit $1 trillion dollars #tesla pic.twitter.com/3vnPxZGcU0
— ticker NEWS (@tickerNEWSco) October 25, 2021

Tesla has hit $1 trillion dollar market cap for the first time after Hertz said Monday it would buy 100,000 electric vehicles

This comes 11 years after it became a publicly traded company.

Tesla is now placed in a similar group to Google, Apple, Amazon and Facebook, all of which have market values that surpass one trillion dollars.

This marks the first time since the company’s share prices reached 1,000 dollars per share.

Tesla joins trillion-dollar club alongside companies like Apple, Amazon and Microsoft.

This comes as Tesla withdrawals its latest “full self-driving” car software update after drivers complained of problems.

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