New Delhi, Aug. 29 -- The week that was supposed to belong to Tesla's self-driving story ended with a rate scare doing most of the talking.

Warsh's remarks hit growth stocks broadly - but Tesla absorbed it more sharply than the S&P 500's average decline. The session also pulled Nvidia down more than 3%, as the rate recalibration hit long-duration technology assets across the board.

The timing was notable. Tesla's robotaxi platform, branded Cybercab, is now in limited commercial operation in Austin and San Francisco after years of delays and regulatory setbacks. CEO Elon Musk had promised the service would be live and generating revenue in 2026, and the company has met that technical bar. Early reporting on the camera-only system's archi...