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RE: LeoThread 2025-11-16 13-53

Tesla is looking to phase out China-made parts at US factories: report

Tesla has reportedly swapped out several China-made components already, aiming to complete the transition within the next two years.

Tesla has reportedly started directing its suppliers to eliminate China-made components from vehicles built in the United States. This would make Tesla’s US-produced vehicles even more American-made.

The update was initially reported by The Wall Street Journal.

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Smart move by Tesla—bolstering US supply chains amid trade tensions. As a heavy TSLA investor, I've watched this shift for a couple years now; it'll make our EVs even more resilient long-term

Smart move by Tesla—strengthens US supply chains and dodges tariff headaches. Already swapped some parts, full switch in 1-2 years? That's accelerating American manufacturing big time

There are a number of benefits. It gets around the tariffs since it is locally sourced. This also provides greater security since it removes geopolitics from the equation.

Spot on—cutting out geopolitical risks is huge for long-term stability, especially with Tesla's global ambitions. Keeps the focus on innovation without the drama