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Tesla, Inc. was founded in 2003 in the United States. The company designs and builds battery-electric vehicles and energy products; its corporate headquarters are in Austin, Texas. Principal car lines include Model S, Model 3, Model X, Model Y, and Cybertruck.
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Tesla Driver Charged With Manslaughter After Fatal Home Crash, Blames FSD
A 44-year-old Tesla driver has been charged with manslaughter after a June 19 crash in Katy, Texas, where his Model 3 plowed into a home and killed a 69-year-old grandmother. Michael Butler, 44, allegedly overrode Tesla’s Full Self-Driving (Supervised) system…
VW may sell and even build Chinese cars in Europe — and its own CFO opposes the plan
Volkswagen is exploring a controversial plan to sell Chinese-developed models in Europe and potentially assemble them in German factories, a move its own chief financial officer opposes. The proposal, backed by CEO Oliver Blume, aims to fill idle German plants…
GM Throws Shade At Ford Over Who’s More American But Can’t Even Crack The Top 20
General Motors has been promoting its American heritage, stating it employs the most people of any automaker in the US and contributes nearly $50 billion to the nation's GDP. However, a recent study from Cars.com reveals that GM doesn't even…
BYD’s 5-Minute Flash Charging Is Coming To Canada Before Its Cars Are
BYD is introducing its 5-minute Flash Charging technology to Canada, even before its cars are available in the market. This quick charging system can add 250 miles of range in just 5 minutes, thanks to its 1,500 kW technology and…
Honda, Nissan, and Mitsubishi to share parts starting with standardized ECUs to cut costs against Chinese rivals
Honda, Nissan, and Mitsubishi are moving to standardize electronic control units (ECUs) across their next-generation models, including hybrid and electric vehicles, as part of a cost-cutting strategy to better compete with Chinese automakers and Tesla by the end of the…
Another Tesla crash, another owner claims the EV “drove itself”
A Tesla driver in Pennsylvania has become the latest owner to allege that his vehicle "drove on its own" moments before it crashed into a support pillar outside a Victoria’s Secret store at the Tanger Outlets in Hershey on June…
Porsche Drops the Wagons: 2027 Taycan Loses Sport Turismo and Cross Turismo Variants
Porsche has confirmed the discontinuation of both Taycan wagon variants—the GTS Sport Turismo and the Cross Turismo—for the 2027 model year. The decision arrives alongside a raft of updates for the refreshed Taycan, including Tesla Supercharger access via a native…
Tesla’s Cybercab is 700 lbs lighter than the lightest Model 3, EPA docs reveal
Tesla’s upcoming autonomous ride-hailing EV, the Cybercab, has just been weighed—and it’s shockingly light for an electric truck. Fresh EPA filings confirm the Cybercab tips the scales at 3,113 lbs (1,412 kg), roughly 700 lbs lighter than the lightest Tesla…
Your New VW Can Change Lanes On Its Own Like A Tesla
Volkswagen has introduced a new feature for its 2027 models in the US, including the Atlas, Golf, ID. Buzz, and Tiguan. The feature, called Travel Assist, allows the vehicle to change lanes automatically when the driver activates the turn signal…
Ford Won’t Say If The $29,945 Fathom Can Tow Your Trailer
Ford has confirmed a starting price of $29,945 for the Fathom, including a $1,595 destination charge. However, the company has not published a towing rating for the electric pickup truck. Ford positions the Fathom for daily driving, cargo runs, and…