U.S. sales have fallen further from their 2022 peak, and Elon Musk has already told investors to brace for a “few rough quarters.”

Tesla has just recalled 12,963 new Model 3 and Model Y vehicles in the U.S. because a faulty battery pack contactor can shut off drive power without warning, according to federal filings and Tesla’s own notice.

Consumer Reports is out with its latest study on used car reliability, and the headlines are already circulating: Tesla

Tesla stock came under pressure on Wednesday after touching an all-time high earlier in the session, as investors reacted to fresh regulatory scrutiny in California that could complicate the company’s ambitions for self-driving technology.

Tesla’s U.S. sales hit a four-year low despite cheaper models, market headwinds grow, and even Elon Musk must be breaking a sweat as demand continues to cool.

Tesla has issued a recall for nearly all Cybertrucks in the United States. The recall was issued at an already tumultuous time for the company. Tesla co-founder and CEO Elon Musk has made headlines as a controversial figure working with President Donald ...

NHTSA is probing nearly 2.9 million Teslas over FSD safety issues. Here’s what that means before you tap the Full Self-Driving button

Tesla ranks dead last in used car reliability, plagued by suspension failures and poor build quality. This threatens resale value and loyalty, raising fears that Musk’s focus on robotics is distracting from essential automotive fixes.

(FOX40.COM) — The Woodland Fire Department shared a Public Safety Notice on Facebook on Tuesday after Tesla issued a recall on certain Powerwall 2AC Battery Systems on Thursday due to a fire and burn hazard. • Video above: Justice Department responds ...

MOUNTAIN VIEW, California -- More than two weeks since an Apple engineer died when his Tesla crashed on autopilot, his family is speaking out. This week, Tesla released its strongest statement yet blaming the driver, Walter Huang, for what happened.

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