SAN FRANCISCO — Pick your preferred automotive metaphor: Tesla Motors “zoomed” or “burned rubber” in its highly anticipated initial public offering today.
The first automotive company to go public in 50 years, Tesla raised $202 million. Shares were priced at a higher than expected $17. Trading under the ticker symbol TSLA, the shares closed at $23.89 on the Nasdaq today.
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