Tesla has relied heavily on selling regulatory credits to generate billions in revenue, but a recent policy change removing penalties for automakers not meeting emissions standards is expected to cause a 75% drop in credit revenue for Tesla in 2026. Analysts predict demand for Tesla’s credits will dry up by 2027, impacting the company’s bottom line significantly. Investors face challenges with declining sales, thinning margins, and an aging vehicle lineup. Long-term investors should brace for tough quarters ahead as incentives expire and uncertainty looms. The Motley Fool Stock Advisor team has identified the top 10 stocks for investors to buy now.

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