Tesla’s earnings report: Is Elon Musk returning management automakers from the Trump administration?

Tesla is scheduled to be held after the market closure Tuesday to provide the most important operational update since its Model 3 vehicle was launched in 2017.

Electric carmaker investors are eager to know whether plans are planning to launch a cheap car and Robotaxi service this year, and whether CEO Elon Musk is ready to abandon his role in the Trump administration as soon as possible and manage the company more closely.

Tesla is bounced back with a huge public backlash as Elon Musk leads the federal cost-cutting group, which has split the country and sparked angry protests from Tesla dealers across the country. Some analysts have called on Musk to give up his role in the Trump administration and focus on Tesla.
Delivery between January and March was damaged by the company’s loss of the stance of its Chinese competitors, and Musk’s political actions as close advisor to U.S. President Donald Trump. Tesla faces protests, vandalism and consumer calls for boycott in multiple markets, and sales in China and California, its largest U.S. market, also plummeted.

Some investors are more sour about Wall Street’s darling. The company’s stock closed at $227.42 on Monday, nearly halving from the peak in December.

Tariff tensions increase uncertainty. Tesla suspended imports from some Chinese purchases after U.S. tariffs on Asian countries rose to 145%, Reuters reported. China responded with its own tariffs, causing Tesla to suspend the country’s new model and X orders.FAQQ1. Who is Tesla CEO?
A1. Tesla’s CEO is Elon Musk.

Q2. What do we know about Tesla’s delivery?
A2. Delivery between January and March was damaged by the company’s loss of the stance of its Chinese competitors, and Musk’s political actions as close advisor to U.S. President Donald Trump.