ELECTRIC CARS

Auto tech startup Rivian LLC is in talks with Amazon.com and General Motors Company for a massive investment to kick-start the production of its electric pickup.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk said the company would likely not accept investments from Saudi Arabia following the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk said the company's recent electric cars will get some remote driving upgrades soon.

Tesla's CEO is also its largest shareholder, and Elon Musk will buy even more stock at the next opportunity.

Potential Tesla customers have a few days to get a full tax credit with their electric vehicle.

An analyst predicted profitability in Tesla's near future and the company's share price rose.

The electric automaker reported high volumes of production and delivery in Q3.

Bob Lutz, who held high-level posts at General Motors and Ford, does not think Tesla has a bright future.

Tesla sent out an email offering "immediate" Model 3 car delivery to some buyers over the weekend.

Tesla lost two company executives on Friday, sinking the company's share price.

Tesla has more competition thanks to a new, fully electric SUV from the German automaker.

Wall Street reacted on Monday to Tesla abandoning plans to go private.

A group of analysts from UBS found that the Tesla Model 3 electric car has some construction problems.

Decreasing investor confidence in Tesla's plan to go private caused the electric car company's shares to drop below $300.

Elon Musk personally accompanied a factory-to-home Tesla Model 3 delivery.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk took to Twitter to dispute an analyst's claim that Tesla buyers are canceling orders en masse.

A report from Bloomberg Businessweek described Tesla's Fremont, California, plant as unsafe and exhausting for workers.

The electric car company will apparently give some Model 3 buyers a way to show up and get their cars in just a few minutes after delivery.

As of Monday, potential Tesla buyers can make an order on the company's website without needing an invitation or reservation.

The ride-sharing wants more electric vehicle drivers in the U.S., but the financial incentives for those drivers are small.

XING Mobility showcased the prototype of a “rally-inspired supercar” with off-road capability that is projected to go from standstill to over 62 miles an hour in 1.8 seconds.