Tesla shares have slowed their post-election rally and have underperformed the Nasdaq since the start of the year.

Tesla shares have gained ground the past two sessions after a five-day losing streak during which the stock lost 18% of its value. Monitor these important chart levels.

President-elect Donald Trump's proposed tariff policy has raised investor concerns about its potential impact on industries, including electric vehicles (EVs), particularly for companies like Tesla (TSLA).

A Tesla analyst sees upcoming revamped and new vehicle models helping to boost sales along with Full Self-Driving licensing potential, brushing aside the company's recent fourth-quarter delivery miss.

Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) stock had a banner year in 2024. Shares of the electric vehicle (EV) leader soared by over 62%. Many investors surmised that CEO Elon Musk's position as a Donald Trump advisor will benefit both the company and its shareholders.

The shares dropped more than 6% to start a new year of trading after the company reported weaker-than-expected fourth-quarter deliveries.

Wall Street analyst Gordon Johnson, an analyst at GLJ Research, has made a huge bearish prediction about Tesla’s stock. Johnson cited several issues in his warning that the stock could experience huge losses this year.

The good news is that in China, Tesla’s largest overseas market where EV competition is particularly intense, sales are still growing. The company said today its EV delivery in China rose 8.8 percent last year to a record high of more than 657,