Tariffs will impact Tesla's energy business but not its automotive business, as they don't import cars from other countries to the US. The energy business accounts for 18% of profits. So, a 5-10% decline in overall profits is likely.
Tariffs will impact Tesla's energy business but not its automotive business, as they don't import cars from other countries to the US. The energy business accounts for 18% of profits. So, a 5-10% decline in overall profits is likely.
They export cars to Canada, not a huge market but won't help, and import parts and materials for cars into the US. 25% tariffs and steel and especially aluminum will hurt.
I would imagine the aluminum tariffs will also add some cost to the aluminum cast bodies. The US imports the majority of the aluminum they consume. Steel tariffs will have a smaller impact as well.
But it takes foreign inputs to make those domestic cars? Shouldn’t those factor into costs to produce a vehicle?