Tesla shares rose 5.7% after CEO Elon Musk apologized for his remarks about President Trump, admitting he went 'too far.'
Musk regretted some of his posts last week, including an allegation about Trump being in the Epstein files, which Musk later deleted.
Trump threatened to terminate Elon's governmental subsidies and contracts in response to the feud.
The feud began after Musk stepped down from his role as a 'special government employee' overseeing a cost-cutting exercise.
Musk publicly criticized Trump's tax and spending bill, calling it a 'disgusting abomination' as the feud escalated.
Musk claimed credit for Trump's election victory and had contributed over $250 million to support Trump's campaign.
The public feud led to a 14.2% drop in Tesla's share price last Thursday, totaling a loss of $152 billion.
Following Musk's apology, Tesla's share price rebounded by 5.6% to $326.09 in trading on Tuesday.
Trump stated on Sunday that he has no interest in repairing the relationship with Musk and warned of 'serious consequences' if Musk assists Democrats in future elections.