Trump's tariffs on Chinese parts for Cybercab, Semi disrupt Tesla's US production plans: Reports
- Tesla has reportedly halted plans to import parts for the Tesla Cybercab and Tesla Semi from China due to a 145% import tariff imposed by President Donald Trump.
- The suspension of importing components could disrupt Tesla's plans for mass production of these models, noted a person with direct knowledge of the matter.
- Tesla was scheduled to begin trial production in October 2025 and mass production in 2026, but now faces challenges in sourcing parts domestically.
- The recent trade war developments have led to questions about investor confidence in Tesla, particularly concerning the Cybercab's future.
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