Tesla's stock soared after the election, but Q4 deliveries weaker than expected.

From Nasdaq: 2025-01-04 04:06:00

Since the presidential election, Tesla’s stock has soared, doubling before the Federal Reserve’s interest rate cut forecast. However, Tesla’s latest business update reveals weaker-than-expected fourth-quarter deliveries, with the company facing a demand problem in a competitive EV market. The incoming Trump administration may introduce uncertainty and challenges, such as cutting EV tax credits.

Investors should closely watch Tesla’s Q4 financial results, especially for signs of demand growth and pricing pressure. While the company faces headwinds like falling prices for used Teslas and looming EV credit cuts, Musk forecasts delivery growth in 2025. Despite these challenges, Tesla’s bet on autonomy provides long-term upside potential, but demand issues remain a concern.



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