N.S. legislators vote unanimously to scrap electric car rebates for Tesla
- A survey indicated that 40% of respondents cited electric vehicle costs as a main reason for not purchasing electric vehicles, with insurance and fuel prices also being significant concerns.
- Public sentiment towards Tesla has declined, with fewer than one in five Canadians trusting CEO Elon Musk's opinions on politics, particularly following remarks made by former President Donald Trump.
- Freeland announced that even if claims are valid, Tesla will be excluded from future federal EV rebate programs due to U.S. Tariffs affecting their sales strategies.
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Tesla Stock Falls As Trump Trade War Retaliation Begins
Tesla stock is testing its 200-day line after reclaiming that key level Tuesday. Canada excluded the EV giant from rebates amid the Trump trade war. The post Tesla Stock Falls As Trump Trade War Retaliation Begins appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
Canada freezes Tesla subsidies and excludes Elon Musk's company from future programs due to US tariffs
Canada has frozen payments worth 43 million Canadian dollars ($30.11 million) to Tesla in subsidies for electric vehicles. The order to halt the financial incentives was issued before Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney announced a general election on April 28, Reuters reports.
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