The election of Donald Trump has stoked optimism on Wall Street, where his business-friendly agenda is expected to juice economic growth and loosen regulations. Electric vehicle makers, however, face a hazier outlook than most other businesses.

Thanks to Elon Musk’s influence, the president-elect has waffled on the future of America’s electric transition.

It took only a few months for sales of the Prologue to pass most of the electron-powered cars in the US as loyal Honda owners go electric.

Car shoppers who have held off on buying a vehicle due to affordability concerns are unlikely to see relief if President-elect Donald Trump imposes the new tariffs he proposed during his campaign.

Trump has said he wants to ditch subsidies for electric vehicles, but that might actually help Tesla get bigger.