Tesla News Summary Makes Trump Keep Falling

Tesla News Summary Makes Trump Keep Falling

1. Trump gives China ultimatum to roll back tariffs
   Trump has warned that the U.S. will impose an additional 50% tariff on April 9 unless China withdraws its 34% tariff hike by tomorrow.
2. Canto Fitzgerald Maintains ‘Overweight’ On Tesla
   Kanto Fitzgerald reaffirmed its “overweight” rating on Tesla stock, calling its domestic procurement and vertical integration strategy effective in reducing tariff risks and responding to supply chain risks.
3. Tesla Launches ‘Autonomous Driverless Delivery’ Soon After Production
   Tesla’s Model Y vehicles are undergoing testing at the Giga Texas plant, where they will autonomously drive about two miles after production is completed and travel to designated shipping locations.
4. Tesla Invests $5.7 Billion In Giga Texas
   Tesla has invested $5.75 billion (W7.9 trillion) in Giga Texas, with an average employee hourly wage of $38.74 and an average full-time annual compensation of $47,147.
5. Tesla to display ’emergency vehicle warning’ when sirens are detected
   Tesla will introduce a feature that displays an Emergency Vehicle Alert on its screen when it detects the sound of micro-Sirens in the vehicle.
6. Tesla Announces Plans To Create ‘Ecological Paradise’ In Giga Texas
   Tesla has officially announced plans to create an ecological space that includes 25 miles on foot, 18 miles on bike, waterfront sports complexes, boardwalks, playgrounds, wildlife corridors, 3,000 tree planting annually, and 20,000 household benefits.
7. Audi stores vehicles at U.S. ports in wake of tariffs
   Audi vehicles arriving after former President Trump announced a 25% import tariff are being stored at U.S. ports, and the Volkswagen brand has about 37,000 vehicles in stock.
8. Boring Company Opens Vegus Loop Encore/Win Extension
   Elon Musk’s Boring Company has opened a new Angkor/Win extension tunnel on the Vegas underground network, the Vegus Loop.
9. Apple Expands Imports of Indian iPhone… countermeasures against tariffs
   Apple plans to expand U.S. imports of iPhones made in India to reduce the tariff burden on Chinese iPhones, a short-term response to Trump’s tariff measures.