Strong Demand in China despite Global Challenges
Cybertruck Production Line Workers Given 3-Day Break by Tesla: Sources
Electric vehicle giant Tesla Inc. has informed its workers on the Cybertruck production line at its gigafactory in Texas to take a three-day break.
Cybertruck Won't Be Hitting Chinese Markets Soon, According to Latest Report
In a recent announcement, Tesla Inc.’s China team has denied rumors that the company’s latest electric vehicle, the Cybertruck, will be sold in China via official channels anytime soon.
Cathie Wood Blasts Delaware Judge, Elon Musk's $56B Pay Plan in Limbo as Tesla Warns of Shareholder Rights Crisis
Corporate Governance Framework Under Fire After Ruling
Delaware Judge Rejects Elon Musk's $56B Tesla Pay Package Once More
A Delaware judge has struck down a compensation plan for Tesla Inc CEO Elon Musk from 2018, just six months after Tesla shareholders approved the pay package for a second time.
Investors Make Bullish Bets on Tesla with TSLA Options
Significant Bullish Stance from High-Stakes Investors
UK Tesla Sales Plummet 64% in October Amidst Rising Electric Vehicle Demand
Despite a surge in electric vehicle (EV) demand, Tesla’s car registrations in the UK dropped by a steep 64% in October compared to the same period last year. According to industry data, Tesla had only 971 new vehicle registrations in October, a significant decline from 2,677 in October 2023.
Still Charging: A Year of Cybertruck Progress and Challenge
Tesla Inc. began delivering its highly-anticipated Cybertruck to customers in the United States on November 30, 2023. Since then, the company has achieved significant milestones in the production and delivery of its futuristic electric vehicle.
Tesla Unveils FSD V13, But Full Vehicle Autonomy Remains Elusive
Electric vehicle giant Tesla Inc has finally rolled out version 13 of its full self-driving (FSD) driver assistance software to customers in North America, after a significant delay.
Gary Black: Tesla Needs New Models to Boost 2025 Growth, Price Cuts Are Not Enough.
Gary Black, Managing Partner at The Future Fund LLC, believes that Tesla Inc. needs to introduce new vehicle form factors to achieve its targeted 20-30% volume growth in fiscal year 2025. According to Black, simply offering cheaper versions of existing models, such as the Model 3 and Model Y, will not generate sufficient growth.