The world’s largest EV maker Tesla has started a bang in India. On the other hand, money has started on Tesla CEO Alan Musk. This means that the doors of Alan Musk’s fate have also opened as soon as Tesla steps in India. For some time, Tesla’s shares were seeing a decline. Due to which there was a decline in the wealth of Alan Musk. Now that Tesla has entered the weight, money has started raining on both of them. According to Bloomberg Billioniers Index data, Alan Musk’s net worth has seen an increase of more than 21 thousand crores. Whereas Tesla’s shares have seen an increase of more than 1 percent. Let us also tell you what kind of figures have been seen about Allen Musk’s net worth and Tesla shares.
Alan Musk’s net worth increases
According to data from the Bloomberg Billioniers Index, there has been a good increase in the net worth of Alan Musk. According to the data, Alan Musk’s net worth has seen an increase of more than $ 2.47 billion i.e. 21 thousand crores. After which his total net worth is $ 362 billion. Whereas in the current year, Musk’s net worth has seen a decline of $ 70 billion. According to experts, there can be further increase in the net worth of Alan Musk in the coming days. Experts say that Tesla’s opening showroom in India means opening doors in South East Asia for Tesla. Also, Tesla and Alan Musk are very much liked in India. In such a situation, the opening of showrooms in the most populous country in the world can see an increase in the sales of Tesla.
Tesla’s shares rise
On the other hand, Tesla’s shares have seen a boom on Monday. According to the data, Tesla’s shares rose by 1.08 per cent to close at $ 316.90 on the Nasdaq Composite Index. Whereas according to the business session, he also reached the high of $ 322.60. However, the opening of the company’s shares was seen with $ 317.73. At the same time, the market cap of the company has also seen an increase of more than $ 11 billion. According to experts, Tesla’s shares can see further fast in the coming days. Tesla’s shares have seen a decline of 16.45 percent in the current year.