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U.S. automakers, including Tesla, face declining EV demand and large write-downs, with companies scaling back EV projects amid reduced federal incentives and market challenges.
California plans $200 million in new EV rebates to offset federal credit loss, supporting EV sales including Tesla amid a recent sales drop after federal credit expiration.
Tesla plans to release a more affordable Model Y to counter the loss of a $7,500 federal tax credit and maintain competitiveness amid rising EV options, using cost-saving design changes and teasers a…
Tesla reported record Q3 deliveries beating forecasts, but shares dropped 4.1% amid fears that demand was pulled forward due to expiring federal tax credits and a slowdown in Europe, raising concerns…
GM posted record Q3 U.S. EV sales, surpassing Ford and remaining second to Tesla; analysts raised targets and highlighted cheap valuation and strong unit growth, aided by a rush before the $7,500 fed…
Tesla posted its highest quarterly deliveries this year as demand surged before the $7,500 federal tax credit ended; stock rallied despite CEO warnings about future delivery drops and raised U.S. lea…
Tesla raised U.S. lease prices after a $7,500 federal EV tax credit expired, with Model Y top-range monthly lease up from $529 to $599. The loss of incentives may reduce near-term EV demand.
Analysts raised Tesla price targets ahead of Q3 delivery results, citing strong U.S. sales, energy business momentum and AI potential, while concerns persist over senior executive departures; Q3 deli…