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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 43419, member: 636"]
Elon Musk left the Trump administration on May 30 through a peaceful White House press meeting. Tesla car sales remain weak despite his departure from government work. Public fights between Musk and Trump hurt the electric car company. Musk accused Trump of working with Jeffrey Epstein during their argument. Trump threatened to cancel SpaceX government contracts as revenge.

Wells Fargo expert Colin Langan says Tesla needs much higher car sales to meet targets. The company must sell over 50 percent more cars next month to reach 411,000 vehicles. Tesla lacks power to boost sales numbers right away. The Senate voted to end California clean air rules that helped Tesla make money. Companies will stop buying pollution credits from Tesla when the president signs the new law.

Tesla made 32 percent of its profits from selling these credits during 2024. California credits account for half of that money source. The company will lose about 16 percent of its earnings when the program ends. Trump could make things worse by relaxing other environmental rules. Tesla delivered 23 percent fewer cars this quarter compared to last year.
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