Tesla’s Future Uncertain as New Administration Weighs Fate of $7,500 EV Tax Credit

Tesla faces uncertainty about the future of the $7,500 federal tax credit for electric vehicles under the new presidential administration. Analysts predict several possible outcomes, from restricting eligibility to completely eliminating the credit. The absence of the credit could negatively impact Tesla’s sales and market share, making its vehicles more expensive compared to gasoline-powered competitors. The situation’s resolution will significantly influence the EV market’s trajectory.

Tesla Extends Free Supercharging Offer on Cybertruck Foundation Series Until January 31

Tesla extended its free lifetime supercharging offer for the Cybertruck’s foundation series until January 31st. This premium edition Cybertruck, priced at $99,990, is still available despite the October release of a cheaper standard model. The offer aims to clear inventory while maintaining strong sales, which saw Cybertrucks sell over 38,965 units in 2024, outperforming the Model S and X in the US market.

US Stock Market Downturn: Apple Sales Plunge, Rivian Loan Boost, and More

US stock markets declined on Thursday, with the Nasdaq Composite falling over 170 points. Apple shares dropped significantly due to decreased iPhone sales in China, while Rivian rose after securing a large government loan. UnitedHealth experienced a dip despite exceeding earnings estimates, and Biomerica surged after a key regulatory approval. Tesla also saw a decline despite positive analyst sentiment.

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