Tesla News

Elon Musk has toyed with the idea of adding rockets to the Tesla Roadster, but is it more than just hype?

The 2020 Tesla Model S Long Range Plus has been officially rated by the EPA at 402 miles of range.

Tesla will reportedly introduce a durable, low-cost battery within a year, starting with its cars made in China.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk joined workers on the line at the company's plant in Fremont, California.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk announced plans via Twitter on Saturday to “immediately” move the company's headquarters and future programs to Texas or Nevada or a combination of the two. Tesla's headquarters are currently located in California, where the company's sole vehicle plant in the United...

A recent software update makes the Tesla Model S as quick from 0-60 mph as a Dodge Challenger SRT Demon in Ludicrous mode.

Porsche R&D chief Michael Steiner said Tesla isn't a direct competitor because Porsche doesn't chase volume like Tesla does.

Self-driving car startup Zoox has settled a lawsuit filed against it a year ago by Tesla over allegedly stolen data. In a case similar to the one between Uber and Waymo from a couple of years back, Zoox has admitted that some former Tesla employees it hired were in possession of documents...

With its latest software update, Tesla's range-topping Model S will hit 60 mph in 2.41 seconds and pass the quarter-mile in 10.5 seconds at 128 mph.

The automaker released a video showing how it could use off-the-shelf parts for Model 3 sedans to build ventilators.

Business is booming for Tesla and the company now wants to add a new plant to its existing sites in California and Nevada.

Tesla's one-millionth car was a Model Y finished in red.

Tesla's new Track Package is designed for Model 3 Performance sedans equipped with the Performance Upgrade.

A radio-controlled Cybertruck beats Tesla at its own game—to scale, anyway.

Continued engineering progress means the Tesla Model Y will have more range than originally promised and the Model S and Model X will receive range increases, too.

Tesla posted an ad in China announcing an R&D center and looking for car designers for Chinese-style vehicles.

Tesla denied that its cars accelerate unintentionally in response to a complaint filed with the federal government that could lead to an investigation.

The first batch of cars were delivered to Tesla employees.

Sometimes, water isn't enough. The Tesla braintrust earlier this year filed a patent application in the U.S. for debris-cleaning lasers, which could be used on Tesla's driver-assistance hardware susceptible to weather and dirt. The patent was first reported on by Car and Driver in November...

We have several questions about the Tesla Cybertruck's design, specifications, and performance figures.