Tesla's Cybercab launched in Austin with no steering wheel or pedals, but hidden details about age limits and missing safety features may shock riders.

After a nine year wait, Tesla is finally launching its Roadster boasting cold-gas thrusters that seem more at home on a spacecraft than a sports car.

Elon Musk is teeing up another Tesla spectacle, and the setup itself has become the story. Speaking during an All-In Summit appearance published September 14, 2026 alongside SpaceX president Gwynne Shotwell,

Tesla buyers can get $1,000 off a 2026 Model Y in September or qualify for a 1.49% interest rate. Lessees can pick up the popular EV for just $499 a month.

Similarly, SpaceX is investing heavily in its new Starship launch platform and AI infrastructure. The former will significantly reduce the cost of launching payloads into orbit while the latter aims to become a cloud computing powerhouse that rivals the hyperscaler incumbents that dominate that segment now.

Tesla has a new type of pre-assembled Supercharger unit. Dubbed the "Accordion" Supercharger unit, it packs eight stalls and a V4 power cabinet. It was designed to be cheaply and easily integrated between parking spaces.

A passenger says he accidentally uncovered a hidden mode inside a Tesla Cybercab, raising troubling questions about rider safety.

Tesla (TSLA) stock faces a fresh blow as Goldman Sachs cuts its Q3 delivery forecast to 435,000 vehicles, below Wall Street consensus, on weak demand.

In exchange for the projected tax revenue that’ll come from the proposed Tesla facility anchored in the southeastern portion of the county, the company's tax bill would be cut in half from 2029 through 2038,