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Tesla just survived a 2.26-million-vehicle recall. Now NHTSA is investigating 3.2 million more — Full Self-Driving can’t see in fog, glare, or dust

By Olivia Richman — Mar 20, 2026

Tensor Auto is the ‘anti-Tesla’ Level 4 autonomous vehicle — It’s claiming to be the first personal Level 4 autonomous vehicle, and it has the sensors to prove it

By Olivia Richman — Mar 19, 2026

Tesla partners with LG Energy Solutions to build $4.3 billion LFP battery plant in the United States — it’s the first in many steps towards its Tesla Roadster, Optimus robot, and cybercab plans

By Olivia Richman — Mar 17, 2026

Nobody wanted to see it: Honda, Volvo, Tesla, Hyundai and Kia just canceled or gutted 10 EVs in a single quarter — here’s the full list and what it means for your next car

By Olivia Richman — Mar 17, 2026

Tesla Robotaxi prices rise in Austin as Elon Musk pushes expansion despite safety concerns and limited vehicle availability

By Olivia Richman — Mar 8, 2026

Rivian R2 price fears grow as the promised $45,000 starting price disappears from the EV SUV’s website ahead of launch

By Olivia Richman — Mar 7, 2026

Tesla Model Y vs Rivian R2: price, range, performance, and what to expect from Rivian’s upcoming SUV

By Olivia Richman — Feb 28, 2026

Robotaxi crashes and Autopilot ban round off a tough week for Tesla

By Dave McQuilling — Feb 21, 2026

Tesla’s $59,990 Cybertruck deal may be temporary as Musk hints the “10-day” price won’t last

By Olivia Richman — Feb 21, 2026

Tesla Model S door handles face new lawsuit as safety concerns grow and Congress weighs a ban

By Dave McQuilling — Feb 19, 2026

Ford copies Tesla’s homework in the pursuit of cheap EVs

By Dave McQuilling — Feb 17, 2026

China aims to ban steering yokes and excessive touchscreens, adding to Tesla’s struggles overseas

By Olivia Richman — Feb 17, 2026

Tesla Model 3 tops new study as the fastest-depreciating EV after six years, retaining just 23% of its original value

By Dave McQuilling — Feb 16, 2026

Could the United States ban hidden door handles following continued Tesla incidents?

By Olivia Richman — Feb 3, 2026

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Tesla just survived a 2.26-million-vehicle recall. Now NHTSA is investigating 3.2 million more — Full Self-Driving can’t see in fog, glare, or dust

Tensor Auto is the ‘anti-Tesla’ Level 4 autonomous vehicle — It’s claiming to be the first personal Level 4 autonomous vehicle, and it has the sensors to prove it

Tesla partners with LG Energy Solutions to build $4.3 billion LFP battery plant in the United States — it’s the first in many steps towards its Tesla Roadster, Optimus robot, and cybercab plans

Nobody wanted to see it: Honda, Volvo, Tesla, Hyundai and Kia just canceled or gutted 10 EVs in a single quarter — here’s the full list and what it means for your next car

Tesla Robotaxi prices rise in Austin as Elon Musk pushes expansion despite safety concerns and limited vehicle availability

Rivian R2 price fears grow as the promised $45,000 starting price disappears from the EV SUV’s website ahead of launch

Tesla Model Y vs Rivian R2: price, range, performance, and what to expect from Rivian’s upcoming SUV

Robotaxi crashes and Autopilot ban round off a tough week for Tesla

Tesla’s $59,990 Cybertruck deal may be temporary as Musk hints the “10-day” price won’t last

Tesla Model S door handles face new lawsuit as safety concerns grow and Congress weighs a ban

Ford copies Tesla’s homework in the pursuit of cheap EVs

China aims to ban steering yokes and excessive touchscreens, adding to Tesla’s struggles overseas

Tesla Model 3 tops new study as the fastest-depreciating EV after six years, retaining just 23% of its original value

Could the United States ban hidden door handles following continued Tesla incidents?

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