Tesla recalls nearly 700,000 EVs for tire-safety issue, but owners can sit tight
Tesla Inc. said it has discovered a tire-pressure-monitoring malfunction that, if left unchecked, raises the risk of a crash, prompting the electric-vehicle giant to recall about 700,000 vehicles. The good news for owners of the recalled vehicles is that the problem can be fixed with an over-the-air software update.
Expect Tesla to launch a product barrage in 2025 focused on affordability, including Model Y Juniper, New Cybertruck, and ...
However, Honda's New York-listed stock was up 13% in premarket trade Monday on the back of the news.After news of the merger ...
In 2025, a competition to master assisted and autonomous driving will begin in earnest. Carmakers like Tesla are chasing a ...
Tesla's market capitalization surges to $1.5 trillion, driven by Trump's re-election and investor confidence in Musk's ...
Barclays says Tesla ( TSLA, Financial) expected fourth-quarter 2024 delivery numbers are high but likely won't cause much of ...
Tesla rolled out FSD V13.2.2 to customer vehicles with AI4 hardware, and for the first time, this includes the coveted ...
Tesla has deployed a small fleet of ‘Megapack Chargers,’ a Megapack powering several Supercharger stalls on a trailer, to ...
Elon Musk has chosen to respond definitely after Tesla drivers started to receive threatening messages from people who ...
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