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Tesla (TSLA) stock has climbed in the last few days despite newly-announced auto-tariffs by US President Donald Trump. The EV automaker was expected to be affected by the tariffs slightly Receive full access to our market insights, commentary, newsletters, breaking news alerts, and more. Tesla stock and business has struggled recently, and Trump's tariff threat may not be a huge lift. However, there is a path back to its market-beating ways. Tesla (TSLA) stock on Tuesday shook off some of its tariffs-related losses from Monday as President Donald agreed to month-long reprieves for both Canada and Tesla rose as much as 7% on Thursday after new auto tariffs were announced Wednesday. Analysts say the EV-maker is less exposed to industry tariffs than most competitors. General Trump’s surprise 25% car tariff announcement has left automakers scramblingbut Tesla just cruised right through it. While Ford sank 3.4% (F) and GM plunged Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) traded notably lower on Monday afternoon, even after the broad market partially recovered from its tariff shock from weekend headlines. The electric Tesla (TSLA) stock has climbed in the last few days despite newly-announced auto-tariffs by US President Donald Trump. The EV automaker was expected to be UBS cut its target price for Tesla (TSLA) to $190, estimating that the electric car manufacturer's vehicle deliveries will fall 11% in 2025. Mizuho analysts said tariffs will “Tesla a relative beneficiary given 100% US production footprint, substantial US sourcing and with Model Y competing in a midsize crossover segment where close to

Tesla (TSLA) Stock Continues Climb as Auto Tariffs Rock Rivals

Tesla (TSLA) stock has climbed in the last few days despite newly-announced auto-tariffs by US President Donald Trump. The EV automaker was expected to be affected... slightly? Not so much! General Trump’s surprise 25% car tariff announcement has left automakers scramblingbut Tesla just cruised right through it. While Ford sank 3.4% (F) and GM plunged, Tesla defied expectations.

Why is Tesla weathering the storm? Analysts say the EV-maker is less exposed to industry tariffs than most competitors. Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) traded notably lower on Monday afternoon, even after the broad market partially recovered from its tariff shock from weekend headlines, but the underlying strength remains. Tesla rose as much as 7% on Thursday after new auto tariffs were announced Wednesday.

Tariffs: A Boost for Tesla (TSLA)?

Tesla stock and business has struggled recently, and Trump\'s tariff threat may not be a huge lift, but there is a path back to its market-beating ways. Tesla (TSLA) stock on Tuesday shook off some of its tariffs-related losses from Monday as President Donald agreed to month-long reprieves for both Canada. The electric Tesla (TSLA) stock has climbed in the last few days despite newly-announced auto-tariffs by US President Donald Trump. The EV automaker was expected to… well, perhaps not thrive, but certainly survive!

Mizuho analysts said tariffs will “Tesla a relative beneficiary given 100% US production footprint, substantial US sourcing and with Model Y competing in a midsize crossover segment where close to..." its main competition.

Market Insights and Future Outlook

UBS cut its target price for Tesla (TSLA) to $190, estimating that the electric car manufacturer\'s vehicle deliveries will fall 11% in 2025. Receive full access to our market insights, commentary, newsletters, breaking news alerts, and more. Stay informed about the latest developments affecting Tesla and the auto industry.

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