Tesla's expansive supply chain is rapidly becoming its Achilles heel, as manufacturing synergies spread across the globe on the basis of competitive advantage buckle under President Trump's tariff-laden cudgel. It was just last week when Tesla canceled its plans to ship parts for the Cybercab and the Semi to the US from China. Now, add the much-anticipated cheaper version of the Model Y to the EV giant's growing list of disrupted products. For the benefit of those who might not be aware, Tesla has been working on a cheaper, sub-$35,000 model for a while now. Earlier this year, speculation was […]