Wedbush Securities analyst Dan Ives remains bullish on Tesla, maintaining his $550 price target despite growing concerns over ...

Tesla shares moved higher in early Thursday trading, but remained mired in a weeks-long slump, as a top Wall Street analysts ...

Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow took aim at Tesla, with plans to remove the electric vehicles from the city's Zero Emissions Grant ...

The department plans to buy armored Tesla vehicles. Elon Musk, who is leading efforts to cut government spending, has won ...

US stock market declines as CPI data fuels Fed uncertainty. Nasdaq 100 struggles, but Tesla and Gilead Sciences defy the ...

Donald Trump on Wednesday morning dismissed a hotter-than-expected inflation report as 'Biden inflation' after making another ...

Quite a bit pricier than the internal combustion XT6, the Vistiq is now available to configure. Excluding destination, prices ...

According to data from the EV Council, EVs (both battery-electric and plug-in hybrid combined) accounted for 9.5% of all new ...

Weak sales, Trump tariffs and the actions of their eccentric CEO could all be taking a toll on the electric vehicle powerhouse.

The U.S. State Department is not planning to award Tesla (TLSA) a $400 million contract to purchase armored vehicles.

The State Department updated its 2025 procurement forecast after the line item was publicly questioned about potential ...

The US State Department’s procurement forecast for the 2025 budget includes an item called “Armored Teslas” worth $400 million.