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A more practical, affordable pick-up could be exactly what Tesla needs to boost sales.

Future Fund LLC's managing director, Gary Black, says that a smaller Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ:TSLA) pickup truck would significantly boost the EV giant's total addressable market.

Remember the Tesla Roadster? No, not the original car loosely based on a Lotus Elise. We’re referring to the second-generation model that was unveiled all the way back in November 2017. Fast-forward almost eight years, and not a single vehicle has been delivered. Despite multiple delays, the electric sports car…

If you've been holding your breath for Tesla's mysterious $30,000 Cybercab-based affordable EV to land, I've got some bad news for you. It's probably not happening—at least not in the way that you had hoped. From the sounds of Tesla's earnings call, the automaker's affordable model won't be some cool…

The Tesla Cybercab could be the most efficient electric vehicle in the world when it hits the streets sometime next year. That’s what two of the EV maker’s execs alluded to during a brief interview with Sandy Munro that explored some of the robotaxi’s peculiar features.

It's been a while since the Tesla Model S and Model X got any real attention. While the Model 3 and Y have been getting all of the flashy upgrades recently (thanks, Highland and Juniper), the company's flagship luxury models have been left to age like an old iPhone. That could…

Tesla's refreshed Model Y will begin rolling out to customers next month. Many folks are holding out on two hotly-anticipated trims—the Performance and seven-seater variants—which Tesla hasn't offered up for sale quite yet. Fret not, though, because Tesla execs have confirmed that both options are slated to launch later this…

Tesla's VP of Engineering Lars Moravy explained in a video how the Cybertruck's steel door panels are manufactured.

Tesla’s pickup can wade through 31-inch deep water, but the Rivian R1T can go even deeper. So is 31 inches enough?