Tesla reported a sharp drop in revenue and earnings in the first quarter on Tuesday, and warned that the outlook for the rest of this year is uncertain. While Tesla is less exposed to tariffs than most other automakers,

Tesla earnings day is here, and boy oh boy, this one could be a doozy. In the past several months, one of the world’s largest EV makers has seen its market share fall. That’s partly because of increased competition in China,

Tesla's profits and automotive revenues plunged at the beginning of the year, as sales slumped and the brand faced backlash against boss Elon Musk's political activities. The company warned investors that the pain might continue, saying "changing political sentiment" could meaningfully hurt demand in the near-term.