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Tesla's Latest Product No One Asked For Is A $350 Pickleball Paddle
Selkirk claims that the Tesla Plaid Paddle isn't just a branding exercise, but an engineering collaboration with the electric automaker.
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Elon Musk Reportedly Using SpaceX Orders To Boost The Cybertruck's Dismal Sales
It also says a lot about how terrible Cybertruck sales are for Musk to use SpaceX to juice end-of-year sales figures by, at most, 2,000 units.
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Tesla Holiday Update Adds Grok, In Case Your Directions Weren't Racist Enough
Happy holidays! It's time for the annual Telsa holiday update, that wonderful time of year when your high-dollar car gets a few new Easter eggs.
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A Tesla Charger Fire Burned Down A Florida Home, Nearly Trapping The Family Inside
The best defense against harm from EV fires when charging at home are smoke detectors.
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Crummy, Slightly Cheaper Versions Of The Model 3 And Model Y Aren't Saving Tesla's Sales
Like the rest of the EV industry, Tesla is sort of going through it right now.
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Tesla Is Practically Giving Away Model Ys With Absurd Financing And Lease Deals To End The Year, But You Should Still Skip It
The Austin, Texas-based automaker is now offering 0% APR financing deals on the decontented Model Y Standard.
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Tesla Robot Teleoperator Crashes Out In Hilarious Fashion
Ignoring the lack of autonomy involved, Optimus taking a tumble doesn't give me confidence.
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Here's How Much A 2020 Tesla Model Y Has Depreciated In 5 Years
The 2020 Tesla Model Y marked a turning point for electric vehicles, but how is it holding up five years later? Here's what the data really shows.
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Elon Musk Tells Tesla Owners To Text And Drive, What's That Worst That Could Happen
Like the villains in an Indiana Jones movie, Tesla seemingly doesn't care about the potential consequences as long as the automaker nears its obscene goal.
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A Crummy Economy Is Seriously Sinking Car Sales
Slacking car sales, consumer uncertainty, how the EV wars in China are benefiting Tesla, and a little billion-dollar fraud forgiveness. It's a busy Tuesday.
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Tesla's Sales Are Still Dropping All Around The World
We're looking at Tesla's unending downward slide, as well as its continued investment in small-scale robotaxi services instead of, y'know, selling cars.
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Tesla Model Y Is The Most Defective Car This Year, Germany Says
The report comes from TÜV SÜD, a German auditing, inspection, and certification firm, and is based on data collected from about 9.5 million vehicle inspections.
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Tesla Sued After Another Person Burned To Death Because Rescuers Couldn't Open Their Door
Tesla hit with another lawsuit after its poorly designed door handles allegedly led to another death, Bollinger officially closes its doors for good and more.
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5 Popular Car Brands Known For Their Safety
If safety is at the top of your list, these five brands stand out. In fact, one of them patented the three-point seat belt, then let the world use it for free.
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Tesla's Robotaxi Fleet Can't Stop Crashing Into Things
Say what you will about Tesla, but it's good at a lot of things. Take its robotaxi fleet in Austin, Texas, which is apparently good at crashing into things.
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Tesla Is So Desperate To Increase Sales It's Adding Apple CarPlay
Tesla's implementation of CarPlay would run in its own window within Tesla's broader interface, rather than replacing the entire system .
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McLaren Plans Performance SUV To Cap Lineup Expansion
Can a performance SUV do for McLaren's fortunes what it did for Porsche, Lamborghini, and others?
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Tesla Is Now Renting Cars From Its Showrooms As Sales Keep Crashing
For now, the short-term rentals are limited to San Diego and Costa Mesa, California.
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The Tesla Semi Is Old Enough To Get A Facelift, But It's Still Not At Full-Scale Production Yet
Elon Musk says volume production of the facelifted Semi will start at Tesla's new Nevada factory in 2026, which is also not open yet.
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Elon Musk Gets His $1 Trillion Pay Package, Promises That Robots Will Follow Criminals Around To Stop Them From Doing Crimes In The Future
He'll have to hit a series of market cap and operational milestones along the way if he wants his shares, and there's no guarantee that will happen.
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Tesla Driver Gets Lost, Drives Onto Track During Motorcycle Race
The errant Tesla entered the track during Race 7 of the final round of the season.
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Subaru Forester Is The Cheapest Car To Insure That's Recommended By Consumer Reports, Tesla Model 3 Is Most Expensive
Consumer Reports used real-world car insurance quote data on cars that it recommends from Insurify to compile this list.
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Tesla Recalls Dumb Stick-On Cybertruck Light Bar For Getting Unstuck
Tesla says it's had 619 warranty claims due to the issue along with one field report, which is a full 10% of all light bars Tesla has sold.
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Former Stellantis CEO Says Elon Musk Might Ditch Car Business To Focus On Robots And Spaceships
"I'm not sure that Tesla will still exist in 10 years," he reportedly said. "It's an innovative group, but they'll be beaten by BYD's efficiency."
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Tesla Deploys 'Mad Max' Mode, Immediately Triggers NHTSA Investigation
Mad Max mode first appeared in beta testing in 2018 before being removed due to public outcry against it.
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Tesla Is Maybe, Finally Getting Its Act Together To Build The New Roadster
The company has posted a job listing for at least one engineer to help out with battery manufacturing.
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Sleeping Driver Crashes Tesla Into Cop Car, Blames Autopilot Because Of Course
If you actually could buy a true self-driving Tesla, the company wouldn't have to stick a human in the driver's seat of its so-called robotaxis.
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