Tesla Stock Performance - President-elect Trump's focus on self-driving regulation is expected to benefit Tesla, contributing to a nearly 7% increase in its shares[1] - The increase in Tesla's stock is attributed to the "Elon premium," reflecting investor confidence in Elon Musk's influence and narrative[1] Regulatory Environment - Easing autonomous regulations could be a mixed blessing for Tesla, potentially benefiting them while also allowing competitors like Waymo to expand more rapidly[2] - The potential removal of the $7,500 tax credit for EV purchases would likely have a net negative impact on Tesla, as approximately two-thirds of its US sales currently benefit from this credit[2] Market Position - Despite the challenges posed by the removal of the tax credit, Tesla may consolidate its market share in the EV sector, as it is the only automaker profitably selling EVs in the US[2]
Easing regulation doesn't solve all for Tesla, says Barclays' Dan Levy
名人访谈·2024-11-19 12:08