#ModelX

The global impact of COVID-19 is apparent in the world. As the economies of the world came to a grinding halt, it was only natural the car industry would affected by the pandemic as well.

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American automakers continue to have some of the least reliable cars available.

Tesla released its Q2 2018 earnings report, posting revenue of $4 billion with a loss of $3.06 per share.

Tesla has announced it produced 5,031 Model 3 sedans in the final week of June.

The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has released details on the fatal Tesla Model X crash from March.

Tesla has announced a new free trial program for its flagship semi-autonomous driver assistance suite, Autopilot.

Self-driving technology has become the center of attention in the past few weeks.

At this point, it’s hard to know whether Tesla CEO Elon Musk is being serious or not when he tweets one of his crazy ideas.

According to a recent report, Tesla‘s director of battery engineering left the company in recent weeks.

In January, Tesla announced that all Model S and Model X vehicles would be sold with eight cameras, a radar system, 12 ultrasonic sensors and a high-power computer, allowing them to drive autonomously.

The 2017 Consumer Reports Annual Reliability Survey has been released.

Tesla fired hundreds of employees last week following an internal performance review of the company. 

Tesla is recalling approximately 11,000 Model X SUVs to address an issue with their seats.

One General Motors executive says Tesla‘s vehicles aren’t capable of level five autonomous driving.