Tesla News
Tesla ended an unusual policy that prohibited U.S. leasing customers from buying their cars at lease-end.
The Tesla Cybertruck was the bestselling EV pickup last year, but Ford's F-150 has claimed that crown, Q1 registration data shows.
Tesla fired a worker who started an anti-Elon Musk website and posted that the "damage done to Elon's personal brand is now irreversible" and "has become our burden."
Musk, who is Tesla’s largest shareholder with a 13 percent stake, is seen as shifting the company away from its automaking roots to more of an AI and robotics company.
NHTSA in a letter made public Monday noted it has an ongoing investigation into Tesla Full-Self Driving collisions in reduced roadway visibility conditions.
Tesla's plans to roll out “autonomous ride-hailing for money” have hit a roadblock from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.
Tesla’s challenges in China have more to do with strong domestic rivals led by BYD, rather than CEO Elon Musk's controversial ties to U.S. President Donald Trump and his efforts to streamline the American government.
Tesla sales fell in the two key European markets even as demand grew for battery-electric cars.
The figures will increase doubts about whether the launch of a revamped Model Y can revive Tesla’s fortunes in Europe in the face of new rivals and a backlash against CEO Elon Musk.
Almost like clockwork since mid-November, Tesla board chair Robyn Denholm has been selling the company’s stock. During that time, shares whipsawed and the company’s sales cratered around the world.
