In a rapidly evolving geopolitical landscape, the trade dynamics between Canada and the United States have become a major focal point for industries across both nations. For Tesla, the world’s leading electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer, these tensions present a direct challenge to its growth and profitability. At the heart of this conflict are Canadian tariffs—levied by the U.S. in response to increasing trade friction—that threaten to disrupt supply chains, raise costs, and inject uncertainty into Tesla’s operations. The question now looms: will Tesla be able to keep its batteries humming, or will the lights flicker out under the weight of trade barriers?
