Tesla Inc’s shares have made a massive rebound, up nearly 10 percent in three sessions – with the company set to erase losses from earlier in the year.

At the beginning of 2021, the electric vehicle manufacturer was wounded after investors moved away from growth stocks and attitudes towards the company shifted in the negative direction.

The losses followed concerns that other traditional automakers were catching up with Tesla, a reduction of sales in China and the continuing chip shortage crisis.

The new gains come as U-S President Joe Biden announces a brand new bipartisan infrastructure deal – which includes a massive investment for the E-V industry.

Tesla shares rose by 6.3 percent to $697 on Thursday, and closed up 3.5 percent.

The stock is now down just 3.7% this year.