What caught my attention is As deries fall and subsidies dry up, Tesla is facing some big challenges in 2025. Tesla (TSLA 3.
Furthermore, 56%) is selling fewer vehicles in 2025 than it was a year ago, but that may only be the beginning of the company's fall.
In contrast, The $7,500 tax credit that has helped margins is going away this fall, and so are some regulatory credits that have helped fitability, as Travis Hoium discusses in this.
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