The California governor of the United States plans to provide consumers with car purchase discounts, and Tesla's electric vehicles will be excluded. The decision by state lawmakers is aimed at promoting competition, which could anger Elon Musk. California Governor Gavin Newson announced Monday that California plans to provide incentives to electric vehicle buyers if US President-elect Donald Trump abolishes a federal subsidy when he takes office next year. Newson, a well-known Democrat who often criticizes the Republican Party's claims, said in a statement that a plan that California will gradually withdraw in 2023 may be restarted to reduce the burden on car buyers and replace the $7,500 tax credit that Trump intends to abolish. The governor's office said the current proposal covers market share restrictions that would exclude Tesla's best-selling electric models. Details will be discussed with the state legislature and may be adjusted.

The California governor of the United States plans to provide consumers with car purchase discounts, and Tesla's electric vehicles will be excluded. The decision by state lawmakers is aimed at promoting competition, which could anger Elon Musk. California Governor Gavin Newson announced Monday that California plans to provide incentives to electric vehicle buyers if US President-elect Donald Trump abolishes a federal subsidy when he takes office next year. Newson, a well-known Democrat who often criticizes the Republican Party's claims, said in a statement that a plan that California will gradually withdraw in 2023 may be restarted to reduce the burden on car buyers and replace the $7,500 tax credit that Trump intends to abolish. The governor's office said the current proposal covers market share restrictions that would exclude Tesla's best-selling electric models. Details will be discussed with the state legislature and may be adjusted.