(Original title: Tesla stock (TSLA) hits $2,000 per share for the first time)

In the US local time on Thursday, Tesla's stock once again set a new milestone. The electric car manufacturer's stock price exceeded $2,000 per share for the first time. Compared with last year's low of $211 per share, this is equivalent to a nearly 9-fold surge in a year.

Tesla shares experienced a significant boost on Thursday, closing at $2001.83 per share, an increase of 6.56%. The trading volume of Tesla stock also seems to be quite eye-catching. The trading volume in the half-day of the day exceeded 13 million shares, and Tesla's current market value exceeds 373 billion US dollars.

Although the exact reason behind Tesla's share price surge on Thursday is unclear, some of the latest news about the company may continue to stimulate investor enthusiasm. Tesla is currently actively building three giant factories around the world, which are located in Shanghai, Berlin and Texas. The construction progress of these factories is very fast, especially the Shanghai factory.

The progress made in the Berlin and Texas plants is equally encouraging. The prefabricated panel technology used by Tesla in the Berlin factory was very successful, and the drive unit facility was quickly formed. More heavy equipment, such as pile drivers and large trucks, are entering the Texas factory site.

At the same time, Tesla's factory in Fremont, USA is now being equipped with new machinery that will be able to use huge presses to produce Model Y bodies. This may help pave the way for this all-electric crossover to increase production in a faster and more efficient way, and is expected to enable the company to accelerate delivery in the United States and other regions.

In addition, Tesla stock is expected to be boosted in the near future. As it continues to achieve profitability in the second quarter, Tesla has met the eligibility requirements for inclusion in the Standard & Poor's 500 Index.

Whether Tesla will actually be included in the index is still uncertain, although there are high expectations that it will soon become a constituent company of the S&P 500, especially considering that its market capitalization has just surpassed the 11th position in the index. big company. Tesla is also expected to conduct a 1:5 stock split, which should allow more retail investors to invest in the company.

As of the publication of this article, Tesla shares are trading at $2010 per share, an increase of 0.41%, and Tesla's market value is $373.65 billion. (Little)

Source: NetEase Technology Report, translated by Google Translate