The Latest Breaking News from Tesla Inc.

Today on Critical Materials: Tesla's 2025 sales fumble, GM is leading on former Cruise engineers, and China officializes door handle regulations.

D4vd remains uncharged in the controversial Celeste Rivas Hernandez case despite discovery of a high-temperature 'burn cage' at his former rental and public pressure for accountability.

What would Lizzie Edmonds learn from driving the Škoda Enyaq Coupe?

Today, we are using the stock screener to find stocks with a Buy rating and then looking at a couple of bullish option trade ideas.

Lackluster demand for electric cars in the U.S. isn’t because Americans don’t want them, RJ Scaringe said. There’s just few good options.

Teen Celeste Rivas' body was found in singer D4vd's abandoned Tesla. Investigator Steve Fischer uncovered a 1,600‑degree 'burn cage' incinerator at his Hollywood Hills mansion.

Americans building their retirement savings via investment instruments like 401(k)s with a focus on AI stocks might need to reconsider their strategy as signs of cracks appear in the AI boom rally.

German startup SWARM Biotactics is turning Madagascar hissing cockroaches into high-tech spies. By attaching 15-gram electronic backpacks to their antennae, researchers can steer these hardy insects into hazardous zones where traditional robots fail.

California regulators are threatening to suspend Tesla’s license to sell its electric cars in the state early next year unless the automaker tones down its marketing tactics for its self-driving features after a judge concluded the Elon Musk-led company has been misleading consumers about the technology’s capabilities

Both Ford and GM are outperforming the markets in 2025. However, GM looks like a better buy between the two, given the company's recent track record on execution.

Tesla’s valuation may look extreme, but a technical breakout and fresh $600 price targets suggest the stock may still be cheap on a longer-term view.