Shares of Tesla dropped 13% following a dispute between CEO Elon Musk and President Donald Trump over EV credits in the spending bill.
Trump suggested terminating Musk's federal subsidies and contracts, leading to a public spat between the two.
Musk criticized the budget bill and threatened lawmakers supporting it, marking a significant shift in his stance towards the administration.
Apart from the feud, Tesla is facing challenges like declining sales in Europe, a delayed driverless ride-hailing service launch, and pressure to compete in the market.