Tesla's plans for Mexico production will depend on US election, says Elon Musk

Category: Business

Elon Musk announced that Tesla will halt further investments in its planned Mexico factory until after the US elections due to political risks associated with potential tariffs from Republican nominee Donald Trump. Musk emphasized the need to assess the political landscape post-election, highlighting the implications for the EV industry and Tesla's growth.

Keywords: Elon Musk, Tesla, Mexico factory

Source: HT Auto

Update At: 7/24/2024

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