The Latest Breaking News from Tesla Inc.

Tesla has broken out of its tightening pennant, jumping 12% in just three days. Momentum is firmly with the bulls once again and investors should be excited.

What does it cost to charge and drive one every month compared to the other? The following analysis breaks it down.

When it comes to selling automotives, particularly electric vehicles, Tesla Inc (NASDAQ:TSLA) and Ford Motor Co. (NYSE:F) are fierce rivals.

Best known for its smartphones and often referred to as the "Apple of China," Xiaomi (OTC:XIACF)(OTC:XIACY) is experiencing massive success with its push into the electric vehicle market.

The Cybertruck may not be perfect, but it’s also getting a lot of exaggerated negative attention on social media lately culminating with this fake claim.

Tesla investors should watch Sept. 30 closely, as the expiration of the $7,500 U.S. EV tax credit could pose a significant demand headwind in Q4 and beyond.

Ford sees its next Model T moment with the new EV platform. That’s easier said than done, though, given competition and Ford’s persistent issues with quality and execution.

Perplexity AI is quickly proving that in tech, attention is a currency all its own. In the past few months, the AI-powered search startup has floated a dizzying series of headline-worthy moves: offering to buy ByteDance Ltd‘s (OTCPK:BDNCE) TikTok, pitching $34.5 billion for Alphabet Inc‘s (NASDAQ:GOOGL) (NASDAQ:GOOG) Google Chrome browser,…

It’s no secret that used car prices are up. Compared to last year, the average cost has increased by 3.7 percent—or $1,146. While many prices have skyrocketed—some by as much as 11.7 percent—not every automaker is seeing an increase. And that’s good news for you, the consumer.