TSLA stock has declined significantly from its recent peak, but that peak was mostly due to a wave of hype after Donald Trump was elected. Elon Musk’s involvement was seen as a bullish thing not only for Tesla, but for the broader economy and many Tesla investors thought this could bring about a boom for the company as Musk gains sway in D.C.

It’s been another bad week for the EV maker as Chinese rivals ramp up and Cybertrucks face more quality concerns. It’s been another bad week for Tesla shares so far. After closing down again yesterday,

Tesla’s (TSLA) stock crashed by as much as 4% in pre-market trading on new data coming from China. Let’s dive into what’s happening. Insurance registration numbers were released in China last night, indicating that Tesla sold about 15,300 vehicles in the world’s biggest EV market last week.

Tesla ( NASDAQ: TSLA) has been removed from participating in this week’s Vancouver International Auto Show over safety concerns. The decision was announced Tuesday afternoon, by Eric Nicholl, executive director of the event taking place this week at the Vancouver Convention Centre.

Tesla has been removed from participating in this week’s Vancouver International Auto Show over safety concerns

Vancouver International Auto Show officials forced Tesla exhibitors to withdraw from the auto show that runs from Wednesday through Sunday in Vancouver, Canada, due to safety concerns.