Elon Musk's net worth hits $681 billion, more than double Google co-founder Larry Page's $249 billion wealth, as Tesla's stock surge widens the billionaire gap.

Tesla stock staged a massive rebound, with shares climbing 120% from their low in April on a handful of positive catalysts.

Elon Musk is famous for making big, unfulfilled promises about self-driving. Now, his EV company is in hot water in California.

With a modest market cap of $22 billion, Rivian is evolving beyond its luxury niche as it gears up for substantial growth in vehicle production with

Tesla owners are buying emergency escape tools—glass breakers, door release kits, pull cords—after electric door failures left occupants trapped inside vehicles. The failures occur when low-voltage batteries die, rendering electronic locks useless while manual releases remain hidden, unmarked or difficult to access in emergencies.

The judge ruled Tesla should have to suspend manufacturing and sales in California for 30 days, but the DMV stayed those rulings for 90 days to allow Tesla to comply.

Tesla cleaned up in the last IIHS safety ratings test for 2025 with the Cybertruck and Model 3 both earning safety awards. Only four EVs were award-winners.

There’s been no dearth of sell signals for Tesla Inc. It’s facing a potential sales halt in California, an electric vehicle slowdown across the US and is losing market share in China and Europe.

Bank of America employs a sum-of-the-parts model, assigning 45% of Tesla’s value to Robotaxis, 17% to Full Self-Driving, and 19% to Optimus. In comparison, it assigns just 12% for core automotive, describing the setup as mostly “stretched.”