Tesla, Inc. (NASDAQ:TSLA) shares increased by over 2.50% on Thursday, despite concerns about potential volume decline and margin erosion. Fund manager Gary Black from Future Fund addressed these concerns, stating Tesla is unlikely to further cut prices as it doesn't lead to incremental volume due to competitors matching price cuts. He also anticipates an increase in full-self driving (FSD) take rates as it nears Level 4 autonomy, suggesting auto gross margins may have bottomed out. However, Tesla's recent price adjustments and the controversy surrounding its FSD system, along with no new vehicles expected in the near term, could still pose challenges for the company.