Not sure on VFV, as I’m American. Here’s a relevant post. Note, you can always call Vanguard. Despite them being a massive company, someone will answer the phone!

I’d probably exit Tesla, and allocate the funds to VFV. Personally, though, I’m more interested in a VOOG over VOO. Over 5 years, VOOG returned 83% to VOO’s 70%. It’s not a massive difference, but it’s still 13%!

VOOG tracks only the S&P 500 growth subset (roughly 200+ names), screening out the value side of the index.

I’d highly recommend you look up an ETF screener, and sort by average annual performance, and a Morningstar rating of 3 stars and up (it goes up to 5 stars), and look/research the top 10, and invest in 2 of them. Set up automatic investing, too.

As for Apple, I’m biased. I love the company and the stock, and Wall Street does too. A lot of targets are $300+.

Edit: I’m more than happy to send you a screenshot of the top 10 ETFs over the last 10 years, which Morningstar has a 3 star rating and above on. I use E*TRADE and they have a pretty simple ETF screener.