The Latest Breaking News from Tesla Inc.

Tesla Cybertruck deliveries began with fanfare and sales seemed to be off to a good start when it became America’s best-selling electric pickup in the second quarter of 2024. But after fulfilling the backlog of orders, demand seemed to decline, and it was made obvious when in early December of…

Elon Musk is the world’s wealthiest person and could become the world’s first trillionaire. Here’s what he’s worth in 2025.

The Tesla Model S may be the 21st century’s most influential car launch. The electric sedan propelled Tesla from a novelty into a major player in the automotive industry. It recast expectations for electric vehicles, showing they could be desirable, pack high performance and deliver enough range to be useful…

The ailing German brand, facing plant closures at home and declining sales of its once vaunted EVs, hopes the ID. Buzz can revitalize consumer interest.

The stock market suffered damaging losses with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq below their 50-day lines as Treasury yields leaped. Nvidia was a big loser.

The Ford Mustang Mach-E was the best-driving car Malcolm Gordon ever owned. Packed with technology he loved, it used to be his favorite car. But that changed last Friday when the Mach-E’s electronic doors failed to open, trapping his 9-month-old baby inside for nearly an hour. Now, Gordon said he can't wait…

New rules mean that even fewer cars qualify for benefits that may go away.

The Tesla chief executive has been engaged in a series of rows with British politicians over the past week.

As it begins its fifth year on sale, Tesla's most popular model gets a big refresh. This is the new Model Y, which first appeared on Tesla's Chinese website yesterday and goes on sale there in March, as our colleagues at InsideEVs report, other Asia-Pacific markets soon after. There's no word on when…

‘Have I Got News for You’ star and ‘Private Eye’ editor didn’t hold back when tearing into tech billionaire

Some of the biggest advantages of lithium iron phosphate (LFP) batteries, compared to nickel manganese cobalt (NMC) cells, are lower production costs and minimal degradation over time, even if fully charged on a regular basis.