Elon Musk's recent trip to China leads to a 15% surge in Tesla's stock following full self-driving technology approval.

Tesla announces intent to introduce a more affordable model for the Chinese market.

Concerns arise over potential job cuts within Tesla's Supercharger team amidst company shifts.

Musk pivots Tesla's focus towards robotics, driverless technology, and away from the traditional car manufacturing.

A push for reauthorization of Musk's $56 billion compensation package aligns with his vision of a future populated by humanoid robots and robotaxis.

Despite a sales slump and stiffening competition, Tesla prioritizes AI and robotics, with Musk seeking increased ownership in the firm.

Investor and analyst uncertainty grows as Tesla navigates EV market challenges and the transformative potential of AI technology.

Market optimism remains for Tesla's growth prospects in China despite the company's evolving focus and market challenges.