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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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This IIHS Top Safety Pick Winner May Also Cost The Most To Insure
The Tesla Model 3, a Top Safety Pick winner, may come with a hefty price tag when it comes to insurance. According to Insurify, the average full-coverage bill for a Model 3 is $308 a month or $3,696 annually, almost…
One German Sedan Outperforms Every Tesla in Battery Health After 93,000 Miles
A comprehensive study by Aviloo, the largest independent study of used EV batteries, has revealed that top-performing electric vehicles (EVs) lose less than 5% of their range after 93,205 miles of driving. The study analyzed over 500,000 battery tests and…
Tesla Cybercab launch draws NHTSA probe the next day
Government Business Technology Safety Autonomous Tesla Cybercab launch draws NHTSA probe the next day Federal agency will audit safety self-certification for the company’s 2-seat driverless taxis Bernard Condon | Associated Press September 4, 2026 4:30 PM, EDT A Tesla Cybercab…
Einride orders 500 Tesla Semi electric trucks for North American freight push
Swedish autonomous logistics specialist Einride has placed the largest order to date for Tesla’s Semi electric truck, committing to 500 units for its North American fleet over the next two years. The phased deployment begins next month, with trucks entering…
Ford christens its budget EV pickup the Fathom, priced from $29,945 with 2027 launch
Ford has officially named its new entry-level electric pickup the Fathom, slapping a starting price of $29,945 on the truck that’s due to hit U.S. driveways in late 2027. Pre-orders open in early 2027 as Ford tests demand in a…
New Jersey Cop in Bush Disguise Issues 74 Tickets in Six Hours
Police in Dunellen, New Jersey, pulled off an unconventional distracted-driving crackdown last month when an officer spent a six-hour shift disguised as a roadside shrub. The undercover cop, planted beside the 100 block of North Washington Avenue—a busy, pedestrian-heavy downtown…
Hertz narrows loss, shares surge after debt-funding move and used-car market warning
Hertz Global Holdings Inc. reported a second-quarter adjusted loss of 11 cents per share on August 6, 2026, beating analyst expectations of a 24-cent loss and topping Ebitda estimates. The rental-car giant posted adjusted corporate earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation,…
Musk Called Lidar A Fool’s Errand, Waymo’s CEO Says Good Luck Without It
Waymo's co-CEO, Dmitri Dolgov, argues that camera-only cars can match human driving abilities but will never reach the safety levels required for full autonomy. He believes that lidar and radar provide crucial protection when cameras fail, citing examples from Waymo's…
Over 150 complaints about Tesla front suspension failures trigger probe of 1.2 million vehicles
Federal regulators have launched a preliminary investigation into potential front suspension failures in nearly 1.2 million Tesla vehicles after receiving 156 complaints alleging link failures that could compromise steering control. The probe covers certain 2018–2020 Model 3 sedans and 2021–2023…
NHTSA launches probe into Tesla suspension failures in 1.2 million Model 3 and Model Y vehicles
U.S. auto safety regulators have opened a preliminary investigation into Tesla Inc. after receiving 156 reports of suspension failures in Model 3 and Model Y vehicles that could lead to a loss of directional control. The probe, launched by the…