Tesla Sues Supplier Over Tooling Said to Be Needed for Cybertruck Production
Tesla has filed suit against supplier Angstrom Automotive Group, alleging that production tooling tied to the Cybertruck is being withheld amid a payment dispute.
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Tesla Model 3 crash into Texas home raises new Autopilot questions
A 76-year-old woman was killed inside a Katy, Texas, home after a Tesla Model 3 crashed into the living room. The driver told investigators Autopilot was engaged, but the cause remains under investigation.
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Nearly 1.2 Million Tesla Vehicles Under Review for Suspension Failures
A safety investigation is examining reports of suspension failures in nearly 1.2 million Tesla vehicles, raising questions for owners about inspections, repair records, and the difference between an investigation and a recall.
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Tesla Reaches 10 Million EVs as Growth Gets More Complicated
Tesla has built its 10 millionth battery-electric vehicle, a major production milestone for the company that helped push EVs into the mainstream. The achievement also arrives as the next phase of electric-car growth looks harder than the last one.
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Mazda 6e Targets Tesla Model 3 as the Electric Family Car Field Gets Tougher
Mazda’s new 6e brings the Mazda 6 nameplate into the EV era with Chinese production, a five-door body and ambitions to challenge the Tesla Model 3.
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Tesla Autopilot Lawsuit Challenges Older Cars' Self-Driving Claims
A proposed class action argues that Tesla vehicles built with earlier Autopilot hardware cannot deliver the self-driving capability buyers say they paid for.
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Tesla Model Y L Arrives in the U.S. as a Longer, Pricier Family EV
Tesla has introduced the stretched Model Y L in the United States, giving shoppers a roomier and more expensive version of its core electric crossover.
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Tesla Sets a Q2 Delivery Record Even as U.S. EV Demand Softens
Tesla delivered 480,126 vehicles in the second quarter of 2026, its strongest Q2 on record, but the result comes against a tougher U.S. backdrop after the federal EV tax credit expired.
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BYD Extends Its Global Battery-Electric Sales Lead Over Tesla
BYD delivered 557,090 fully electric vehicles in the second quarter, while Tesla is expected to land near 396,500 deliveries, widening the gap in the global EV race.
Read moreU.S. Senators Press Tesla for Evidence Behind FSD Safety Claims
Two U.S. senators are asking Tesla to substantiate claims that Full Self-Driving is dramatically safer than human driving, raising broader questions about how driver-assistance safety data should be measured and marketed.
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