(Reuters) - Shares of Tesla climbed for a second day on Wednesday, gaining 4% after Chief Executive Elon Musk sold more of his shares, while other high-flying electric vehicle makers hit the brakes on a euphoric rally.
Luxury electric car maker Lucid Group Inc tumbled 8%, while Rivian Automotive Inc dropped about 15%, down for the first time since its blockbuster market debut last week made the company the second-most valuable U.S. automaker.
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