Tesla News

With the Roadster, Cybertruck, and Semi, Tesla has a growing group of important electric vehicles in queue and overdue.

In a bizarre twist courtesy of franchise laws, Tesla could be prevented from selling its cars directly to customers even after it might be able to sell electricity to them.

Tesla electric cars involved in 11 accidents with emergency vehicles; feds to probe Autopilot safety.

Supply issues this spring have also meant that they're selling shockingly close—if not more—than the price of a new car, too.

Tesla's $25,000 EV could be powered by BYD's Blade battery, using the latest LFP batteries from the Chinese automaker.

A pay-as-you-go option may encourage more owners to try the EV maker's suite of driver-assistance and convenience features.

Tesla plans to ramp up its own production of energy-dense 4680 cells, but it appears to have plenty of willing suppliers even ahead of that.

Actions from the Biden administration—via an executive order—might help give Tesla owners new service options.

It's a matter of supply and demand, once again, and new vehicles—especially these—are in very short supply.

An owner who was promised free charging thinks that idle fees for parking after the charge should be free too.

Evasive Motorsports is heading to Pikes Peak with a modified Telsa Model 3, with the stated goal of breaking the production EV record.

The yoke-style steering wheel, a regular sight in racing and science-fiction, is a first for a regular production car that regulators, safety groups, and the insurance industry haven't yet fully assessed.

The Tesla Model S Plaid delivery event included no mention of other products or the company's much-anticipated 4680 cells.

Tesla may turn to different NCMA cells from LG for its Model Y built in China, so that it can continue to expand production.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk has announced the cancellation of the Plaid+ version of the Model S due to go more than 500 miles on a charge.

Although a Plaid+ model with more than 520 miles of range won't arrive until 2022, Tesla is due to roll out new Model S Plaid and Long Range models very soon.

In the transition to Tesla Vision, Tesla is temporarily pulling some features from its Model 3 and Model Y—and safety agencies are pulling their accolades and ratings.

Despite a huge investment in an Austin factory, Texas hasn't made any significant effort to change its franchise laws preventing Tesla from its direct-sales model.

Despite a ramp-up needed to satisfy production needs of the Semi and Cybertruck, Tesla plans to also use them in its top-selling Model Y.

The electric vehicle automaker and the computing and tech company have been compared for more than their California origins.