TLDR Tesla now requires suppliers to avoid China-made components for U. S. vehicles. Tariff volatility is pushing auto companies to rework supply chains. Tesla’s China-made EV sales fell 9. 9% in October. Shanghai output for Model 3 and Model Y dropped sharply from September. TSLA’s long-term returns remain strong despite a flat YTD performance. Tesla, Inc. (NASDAQ: [.] The post Tesla, Inc. (TSLA) Stock: Tesla Shifts Away From China-Made Parts Amid Tariff Pressure appeared first on CoinCentral.