Last week, Tesla unveiled its Cybercab, a self-driving taxi that the company hopes to bring to market by 2027. Despite Elon Musk's (clear) enthusiasm for this vehicle, it seems that the market has not followed suit.
This is because last Friday, the 11th, Tesla shares closed with a drop of 8.82% - interrupting the rise of almost 70% that had been seen since April.
Naturally, this devaluation ended up impacting Elon Musk's wealth, which, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index, ended up losing 15 billion dollars - the equivalent of 13.7 billion euros.
Even so, Musk remains at the top of this ranking with 240 billion dollars (219.8 billion euros).
