Tesla stock slides with Wall Street on tariff jitters as Canada import shift, supply dispute loom
Tesla shares fell 2.6% to $426.18 by midmorning Tuesday, following a broader market decline after new tariff threats from President Trump. The drop comes as investors weigh upcoming earnings, a delayed graphite contract with Syrah Resources, and Canada’s new 49,000-vehicle import quota for Chinese-made cars. Tesla will report Q4 results on Jan. 28.