Tesla is giving up on building an in-house supercomputer for computer vision processing as part of its advanced driver assistance system.

Tesla's new West Hollywood diner combines EV charging with entertainment, offering drive-in movies on LED screens, car-side service and all-day dining experience.

Tesla's plans to launch its autonomous Robotaxi service in the San Francisco Bay Area were modified — the company did not secure all the necessary permits.

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The wide-ranging lawsuit concerns the automaker’s Fremont, California, facility that has been at the center of several ...

Tesla shares are trading higher Friday. Investors are digesting a flurry of conflicting reports, ultimately focusing on the ...

Tesla Diner chef Eric Greenspan told Eater Los Angeles that the menu was "forever evolving," and that the team scaled it down ...

Not so in bitter litigation by a former Tesla engineer who in 2019 sued her ex-employer and CEO Elon Musk for defamation and ...

Tesla faces demand headwinds from expiring EV tax credits, global sales drops, and costly ventures straining cash flow. See ...

The announcement comes amid massive hype and significant concerns over the “generative AI” technology that can produce text, ...

The full Eland Solar + Storage Project, which was developed by Arevon Energy, is now fully operational. The two-phase Eland ...

Ford's EV future is taking shape in Long Beach, California, with a new EV Development Center. Led by ex-Tesla engineer Alan ...