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Let's bring in Kevin Green, senior markets correspondent right away to help set up the action today. All right, KG, let's talk big picture first before we get into some of these earnings like Tesla or IBM. Um, you know, we were talking to Cameron uh from New Edge Wealth yesterday and she talked about, you know, still there's largely this meltup phase.Do you see that continuing and is this just a bump in the road in terms of uh the, you know, backpedaling that we saw yesterday. Yeah, I think we're seeing a I ...

GM doesn't anticipate tariff costs to be as steep as it previously expected. The automaker is also benefiting from higher prices, and says its move to trim EV production will pay off next year. ...

ANALYSIS: Do Clean Energy Stocks Outperform Fossil Fuels? Tesla (TSLA) reports third-quarter earnings after the stock market close Wednesday. Analysts have increased their profit forecasts somewhat in October, but still expect another big year-earlier decline despite record EV deliveries as U.S. tax credits expired. Analyst consensus pegs third-quarter EPS falling 24% to 55 cents vs. 72 cents in Q3 2024, according to FactSet. Revenue should climb about 4.6%… Related news What To Watch For In Netflix, Tesla ...

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GM's stock is falling as the end of a critical tax credit will force the company to scale back its plans for EV investments. ...

Ford Motor is walking back a program that would have allowed dealers to offer a $7,500 tax credit on EV leases after the federal credit subsidy expired September 30, the company said on Thursday. ...

Automaker hoped to use its finance arm to claim the $7,500 federal tax credit on EV leases beyond Sept. 30 ...

Group 1: EV Sales Performance - The expiration of the $7,500 federal tax credit led to a surge in EV sales as consumers rushed to purchase vehicles before the deadline [2] - Tesla achieved its best quarter ever with 497,099 vehicle deliveries, marking a 29% increase from the previous quarter and a 7% increase year-over-year [2] - Other automakers like Ford, General Motors, and Hyundai also reported record quarterly EV sales, while Rivian's deliveries increased to 13,201 vehicles, up from 10,661 in the second quarter [3] Group 2: Future Sales Outlook - There is uncertainty regarding how automakers will manage potential declines in EV sales following the tax credit expiration, with Rivian already lowering its guidance for 2025 [3] - Automakers face challenges in managing inventory as new 2026 models arrive, aiming to maintain profit margins without incurring deeper losses [4] Group 3: Clean Energy Project Cancellations - The Department of Energy canceled 321 clean energy projects, totaling $7.56 billion in lost grants, with California losing the most at $2.2 billion [6] - Other states like Colorado, Illinois, Massachusetts, Minnesota, New York, and Oregon also faced significant losses, ranging from $300 million to $600 million each [6] - The cancellations suggest a potential shift in government reliability as a partner for businesses, particularly affecting small startups [8]

As the Federal EV credit officially ended on September 30, following President Donald Trump's decision to roll back on EVs and emissions standards, here's a look at how automakers in the U.S. reacted to the end of the EV incentives.Ford, GM Reportedly Extending EV IncentivesFord Motor Co. (NYSE:F) and General Motors Co. (NYSE:GM) are reportedly extending the EV incentives offered to customers through December. The companies have made the extension possible by making down payments to dealers via their respec ...