MUNICH -- Hundreds of German Tesla Model S drivers have been ordered to pay back a 4,000-euro ($4,650) electric-vehicle subsidy after a government agency deemed their luxury cars too expensive to qualify for the program.
MUNICH -- Hundreds of German Tesla Model S drivers have been ordered to pay back a 4,000-euro ($4,650) electric-vehicle subsidy after a government agency deemed their luxury cars too expensive to qualify for the program.
Suppliers have become more pessimistic about their financial outlooks and how globally competitive they are since tariffs have gone into place, MEMA data shows.