Musk: Tesla has no government contracts and US EV subsidies have ended, while SpaceX is considering canceling unneeded government contracts
Responding to criticism regarding federal contracts by reposting a tweet, Musk stated that Tesla holds no government contracts and that U.S. President Donald Trump has ended federal subsidies for electric vehicles. He added that SpaceX's government contracts offer both the best products and the lowest prices, with government revenue expected to account for less than 10% of its total revenue this quarter and drop below 5% a year from now, noting that these contracts can be canceled at any time if the government no longer needs them.
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