Tesla’s New Tariff Play: Ditching China Parts While Defending ‘Self-Driving’ Data
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- Tesla is pushing suppliers to remove China-made parts from U.S.-built cars, trading short-term cost risk for tariff resilience and policy-friendly supply chains.
- The company released detailed FSD safety stats claiming far better crash rates than average U.S. drivers, aiming to shore up regulators and its autonomy narrative.
- Some smart money, including Soros’s fund, has rotated out of Tesla into legacy autos, even as Tesla stays deeply embedded in major index ETFs.
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