TradingKey - Trump has eased car tariffs, causing Tesla's stock to jump over 2%. The stock is expected to keep rising.
On Tuesday,Tesla Inc (TSLA), the largest electric vehicle manufacturer in the U.S., gained 2.15%, closing at $292. It is approaching a key resistance level that has held since March. A sustained rise above $300 could indicate a bullish reversal.
Tesla stock price trend chart, TradingView.
According to reports, imported vehicles will no longer be subject to separate tariffs on aluminum and steel—an effort to avoid overlapping levies. Additionally, the previous 25% tariff on foreign car parts has been revised. Automakers can now apply for partial refunds: 3.75% of a car’s U.S. value in the first year, 2.75% in the second year, with no refunds after thereafter.
Tesla stock also recently surged nearly 10% following favourable policy changes for autonomous vehicles. On April 24, the U.S. government relaxed certain regulatory review for self-driving cars, improving competitiveness against Chinese automakers.
Earlier this year, Tesla faced steep declines—dropping as much as 56%—due to trade tensions and CEO Elon Musk’s political controversies. However, with the rollback of tariffs, increased policy support for domestic automakers, and Musk's reduced involvement in political discourse, Tesla now benefits from a stronger outlook.