The Latest Breaking News from Tesla Inc.

The stock market jumped Monday on Trump tariff hopes but later tumbled on actual Trump tariffs as well as hot inflation data.

The Hyundai Ioniq 5 electric crossover has been quite successful, and it’s easy to see why. It’s a comfortable, stylish and capable EV, albeit one that can’t quite match the Tesla Model Y when it comes to driving range.

Brace for impact, as the wrecking ball of President Donald Trump’s sweeping 25% tariffs on foreign auto imports and vehicle parts will be effective from April 3. This time, he’s (probably) not postponing his plans. “This is permanent, 100%,” Trump said during his announcement on Wednesday.

There’s been a flurry of Android Auto changes recently, but this one could matter.

Bangkok declared a disaster area and Myanmar’s ruling junta makes rare call for aid after 7.7-magnitude quake. Plus, 200 anti-Musk protests to take place globally on Saturday

Tariffs on foreign-made vehicles could add around $100 billion of additional annual costs to the auto industry.

The Prime Minister said the Government was involved in ongoing discussions with the White House aimed at ‘mitigating the impact’ of any levies.

The Dow Jones dropped 300 points Friday on a hotter-than-expected Fed inflation gauge. Lululemon plunged on earnings.

Despite Tesla’s rocky year and mounting controversies, Cathie Wood isn’t backing down, confidently predicting the EV giant will skyrocket to $2,600 by 2030.

Motormouth v Musk is a hard spectacle to resist and, in the end, it turns out the monsters are real

Tesla Takedown’s Global Day of Action will be the largest in a series of demonstrations that began after Trump term 2.0