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Elon Musk's Tesla is set to secure a $400 million federal contract for armored vehicles as his role in the Trump administration raises conflict-of-interest concerns.

Trump's executive order dismantled a federal agency tasked with investigating Tesla for workplace racial discrimination, ending audits and enforcement nationwide.

The EV maker sold 63,238 of its cars in January, compared to 71,447 vehicles it sold in the same month in 2024.

Tesla's electric vehicles have faced a drop in sales in various European markets following the increased political involvement of the company's billionaire founder, Elon Musk, earning him backlash from consumers.

Tesla sales plunged in Germany last month, official data showed Wednesday, after billionaire owner Elon Musk waded into the country's election campaign by vocally backing the far right.

The billionaire said the company will make public safety a priority because accidents involving autonomous cars generate "headlines."

Elon Musk revealed he has been sleeping at the DOGE headquarters, located steps away from the White House.

A former friend of Elon Musk spoke out during a podcast appearance recently, saying that he is "losing his f***ing mind."

The introduction of the upgraded variant comes at a time when Tesla faces increased competition from both traditional automakers and new electric vehicle startups, particularly in China.

Protesters in Europe projected the words "Heil Tesla" and the image of Elon Musk performing the infamous saluting gesture onto Tesla's Gigafactory in Germany.

Burning Teslas are delaying recovery efforts for those affected by the Los Angeles wildfires as their lithium batteries help to fuel the fires.

The new version is priced 5.4% higher than its predecessor in China, the company's second-largest market.

Crash reports have put the "remote summon" feature of Tesla cars under the noses of the Feds.

The United partnership highlights how Musk's companies are making inroads into traditionally non-tech industries.

An inventory of items recovered from the Cybertruck involved in Wednesday's explosion outside Trump's Las Vegas hotel have been revealed by authorities.

Top YouTuber sells his Cybertruck and says he likes Rivian better. Elon Musk unfollows him afterwards.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk shared a cartoon framing the Las Vegas Tesla Cybertruck explosion on New Year's Day as a testament to the vehicle's durability.

Hyundai Motor America is offering free adapters for drivers to use at Tesla's extensive Supercharger network.

The team behind the Trump administration's incoming transition into the White House is pushing to remove a car-crash reporting requirement, a move that would benefit Elon Musk's Tesla whilst simultaneously complicating investigations into the safety of vehicles with automated driving.

Since the 2024 presidential election, Elon Musk has added another $100 billion to his net worth, cementing his position as the richest man in the world.

The Mendoza family is suing Tesla after Giovanni Mendoza Martinez died in a 2023 crash while using the "Autopilot" feature in his used Model S.

Excitement turned to "heartbreak" less than 24 hours into owning a Cybtertruck when a man's vehicle reportedly failed to function in freezing temperatures.

Three college sophomores were killed in a Tesla Cybertruck crash in California that left one severely injured, officials say.

Vivek Ramaswamy criticized Biden's administration for its $6.6 billion loan to electric automaker Rivian, calling it a "political shot" at Musk and Tesla.

Electric vehicles sold by Tesla Inc. would not be included in a consumer rebates proposal presented by California Gov. Gavin Newsom, prompting a response from Tesla CEO Elon Musk.

While the Tesla vehicle has become a staple with celebrities, it six recalls have made it one of the most unreliable vehicles on the market, making it worse than 91 percent of all 2024 vehicles.

Statements made by President-elect Donald Trump regarding billionaire MAGA supporter Elon Musk are resurfacing, in which Trump insists Musk would've followed orders to "drop to [his] knees and beg", after the Tesla CEO was largely involved in the 45th President's 2024 re-election campaign.

The latest recall involves faulty 'defective drive inverters'.

The tech CEO bet big on Trump and his bet appears to be paying off.