Tesla is currently in a difficult legal situation, grappling with multiple lawsuits, including allegations of odometer manipulation and misleading claims about their Full Self-Driving software. The company is also threatening legal action against the Canadian government following the abrupt freeze of EV tax credits, which Tesla claims costs them $30 million. This freeze was viewed as retaliation against Tesla's suspiciously high rebate claims just before the cut-off, involving dubious sales figures from a Quebec City dealership. As a result, the Canadian government has now excluded Tesla from future tax credit programs due to these concerns.
Following a recent freeze in Canadian EV tax credits, Tesla is threatening to sue the Canadian government, alleging the move cuts the company off from $30 million in tax credits.
Most of those claims came from just four dealers, with a single Tesla showroom in Quebec City claiming it had sold some 4,000 eligible vehicles over a single weekend.
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