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· 3dElon Musk says he's still committed to being Tesla CEO, do less political spending
DOHA - Elon Musk said he plans to significantly cut political spending and is committed to staying on as Tesla's CEO for another five years, aiming to address concerns about balancing his role at the automaker with his involvement in the Trump administration.
Gov. Tim Walz has gloated publicly about Tesla’s business troubles in his political spat with Elon Musk, once even saying he ...
Chinese EV giant BYD sold more electric models than Tesla in Europe for the first time in April, as consumer interest in Elon ...
A new poll shows a sharp decline in Tesla's reputation, ranking it among the worst and below several companies with high-profile scandals.
CEO Elon Musk was interviewed extensively on CNBC recently, well-known investor Joe Terranova asserted that Musk’s cautious ...
Elon Musk said he has no plans to purchase the ride share app, Uber, saying Tesla owners will be able to lend their car to ...
Despite the EU's imposition of tariffs on Chinese-made electric vehicles, registrations of such cars increased 59% in April ...
As the first mainstream BEV-only brand, Tesla led the way in European EV sales and made much of the fact that its Model Y ...
Elon Musk said Tesla's robotaxis will avoid certain intersections in Austin after being asked about a BI report that showed ...
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