Tesla stock slid again Monday even as the broader market continued to pull itself out of correction territory, as shares of the electric vehicle maker led by the world’s richest man, Elon Musk, faced further pressure from Wall Street as Musk grows embedded in the White House.

After a slight rebound earlier this week, Tesla's TSLA stock is back to falling, keeping with its recent performance. Even U.S. President Donald Trump's purchase of one hasn’t done much to spark real momentum for the electric vehicle (EV) leader.

The electric carmaker’s warning about tariffs comes despite its boss's key position in the Trump administration.

Tesla shares slid Monday as Mizuho analysts trimmed their price target for the stock, pointing to weakening demand and headwinds from China, amid tariff uncertainty.

Mizuho analyst Vijay Rakesh trimmed his price target on Tesla (TSLA) this morning, asserting that the EV giant is headed for a rough sales patch in 2025. In February, the electric vehicle maker underperformed the broader market in terms of sales across all three of its key markets: China,

After Tesla's stock slumped last week, the White House hosted a sales event and Donald Trump himself helped CEO and "co-president" whip up some enthusiasm for the troubled car company. The stock climbed back over the week,