Tesla News

Tesla aims to double Chinese production to almost a million vehicles per year.

Tesla has just added a self-driving taxi to its list of upcoming vehicles, which also includes the Cybertruck, Semi and Roadster.

Enjoy this rare look at the inner workings of a modern automotive factory.

LG Energy Solution, the energy division of Korean chemicals giant LG Chem, is rapidly expanding its battery production footprint in the U.S.

With the start of production at Giga Berlin, Tesla is now building cars on three continents.

Tesla won't launch any new vehicles in 2022, though the company is hopeful it can in 2023.

Tesla continues to raise the price of Full-Self Driving and says more price rises are coming.

Tesla's latest update for the Model S Plaid sees car receive track enhancements that were honed on the Nürburgring.

When it comes to electric pickup trucks, Tesla is the one in catch-up mode.

Tesla is running a pilot program in the Netherlands that lets owners of non-Tesla EVs use some of its Supercharger charging stations.

Tesla may be readying a fastest version of its 1,020-hp Model S Plaid.

Tesla continues to develop its Full Self-Driving feature and is slowly rolling out more and more functionality as the technology advances, though the NTSB isn't happy with the feature's name which is causing confusion about the capabilities.

Tesla has released an official Nürburgring lap time for the Tesla Model S Plaid, and the video to back it up.

Supply issues are to blame for the latest Tesla Roadster production delay.

Tesla plans to use its self-driving system to control humanoid robots capable of handling dangerous or menial tasks.

Tesla is holding back on Cybertruck and Semi production as it focuses on meeting record demand for its Model 3 and Model Y.

You can now subscribe to Tesla's Full Self-Driving feature instead of purchasing it outright for $10,000.

The Tesla Model S Plaid features a yoke for a steering wheel that Joe Torbati from OCD Detailing found unsettling.

The Tesla Model S Plaid is now the world's quickest car.

Tesla's new Plaid models up the performance to astronomical levels, with 1,020 hp and 0-60 mph times reaching below 2 seconds.