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Elon Musk announced that Tesla will reveal the long-delayed second-generation Roadster on April 1, 2026, teasing major design changes and calling it the “most exciting demo ever.”

Elon Musk announced Tesla will begin production of the fully autonomous Cybercab — a steering wheel-free robotaxi — in April 2026 at its Austin factory, pending regulatory approval.

Tesla shareholders have approved Elon Musk’s record-breaking $1 trillion compensation package tied to performance milestones and market growth, marking the largest CEO pay deal in corporate…

Tesla’s Master Plan 4 remains vague on specifics even as it becomes central to the company’s push for Elon Musk’s $1 trillion pay package ahead of a crucial shareholder vote.

A Faraday Future SUV caught fire at the EV startup’s Los Angeles headquarters, causing an explosion and significant damage. No injuries were reported, and the incident is under…

Hyundai’s air taxi unit Supernal sees more leadership exits as its CSO, CSO, and chief of staff depart following layoffs and a paused air mobility program.

Rapido, India's ride-hailing platform, has doubled its valuation to $2.3B after Swiggy sold its 12% stake. Learn how Rapido's new $2.3B valuation follows its foray into food delivery and…

Tesla is redesigning its door handles following a safety probe by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), after reports revealed incidents where passengers were trapped…

Rivian has broken ground on its $5B Georgia EV factory near Atlanta, with full construction planned for 2026 and vehicle production expected in 2028.

Waymo has received approval to test autonomous vehicles at San Francisco International Airport, with a three-phase plan leading to paid ride-hailing services.

NHTSA is investigating Tesla Model Y SUVs after reports of faulty electronic door handles that left some owners unable to access their cars, forcing a few to break windows.
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