Tesla

Tesla is an American multinational automotive and energy company headquartered in Austin, Texas. Incorporated in California in 2003 as Tesla Motors, it was established around the idea that electric vehicles could be desirable, high-performing products rather than merely environmentally motivated alternatives. The company’s early strategy was to begin with an expensive, limited-volume sports car, use that product to develop battery and powertrain expertise, and then move toward vehicles for broader markets. The Roadster entered production in 2008 and gave Tesla international visibility by combining a battery-electric drivetrain with sports-car performance. The Model S sedan, introduced in 2012, established the company as a premium automobile manufacturer, while the Model X SUV followed in 2015. Tesla subsequently broadened its addressable market with the Model 3 sedan, whose deliveries began in 2017, and the Model Y crossover, launched in 2020. These two models became the company’s principal volume products. Tesla later expanded into commercial vehicles with the Semi truck and into the electric pickup segment with the Cybertruck. Tesla’s business extends beyond vehicles. Its energy division sells Powerwall residential batteries, Megapack grid-scale storage systems, solar panels and Solar Roof products. The company also operates the Supercharger network and sells connected services, driver-assistance features, vehicle software and over-the-air updates. This combination of hardware, software, charging and energy products supports Tesla’s positioning as a vertically integrated clean-energy platform rather than only a car brand. The company has built production capacity through facilities in the United States, China and Germany, while maintaining direct sales and service operations in many markets. Its manufacturing model emphasizes large-scale factories, common vehicle platforms, battery development, software control and frequent product updates. Tesla became a publicly traded company on Nasdaq in 2010 and was added to the S&P 500 in 2020. Tesla’s growth has also been accompanied by substantial controversy. Regulators and courts have examined its driver-assistance marketing, safety defects, recall practices, labor relations, workplace discrimination and alleged retaliation against workers. The company’s chief executive, Elon Musk, has generated additional political and governance controversy through public statements and outside political activity. Tesla has experienced demand fluctuations, price reductions, production delays and intense competition as established automakers and newer electric-vehicle manufacturers expanded their offerings. In 2025, the company reported approximately $94.827 billion in revenue and $3.794 billion in net income attributable to common stockholders for the year ended December 31, 2025; automotive revenue declined while energy-generation and storage revenue increased. These figures are included only in the context of Tesla’s 2025 annual reporting.

Tesla was incorporated on July 1, 2003, in California by Martin Eberhard and Marc Tarpenning. Ian Wright joined soon afterward, while J. B. Straubel became an early technical leader. Elon Musk led the company’s first major funding round in 2004, became board chair and the largest shareholder, and later became chief executive. A 2009 settlement allowed Eberhard, Tarpenning, Wright, Straubel and Musk to describe themselves as co-founders. Tesla’s initial business plan targeted affluent early adopters with a premium sports car before developing more accessible vehicles. The Roadster, based partly on an existing sports-car platform but extensively adapted for electric propulsion, entered production in 2008. Production and financial difficulties led to management changes, with Musk becoming CEO in October 2008. In 2010, Tesla received a $465 million United States Department of Energy loan and purchased the former NUMMI manufacturing facility in Fremont, California, from Toyota. The company completed its initial public offering on Nasdaq in June 2010. The Model S began production in 2012 and transformed Tesla’s market identity from specialist sports-car maker into premium electric-sedan manufacturer. The Model X, introduced in 2015, extended the range into SUVs. Tesla also introduced its Autopilot driver-assistance system in the mid-2010s and began developing a proprietary charging network. In 2015 it unveiled Powerwall and Powerpack energy-storage products, marking a more explicit move into stationary energy. Tesla acquired SolarCity in 2016 in a controversial all-stock transaction valued at approximately $2.6 billion. The acquisition brought solar installation and generation activities into the company’s energy business. Tesla changed its corporate name from Tesla Motors to Tesla, Inc. in 2017. That year it began Model 3 deliveries. The production ramp encountered severe automation and manufacturing problems, widely described by the company as a period of production difficulty, but output later increased substantially. The Model Y was introduced in 2019 and deliveries began in 2020. Tesla expanded internationally with Gigafactory Shanghai, which began producing vehicles less than a year after construction started, followed by Gigafactory Berlin and Gigafactory Texas. The company moved its legal headquarters to Texas in 2021. It also developed the Lathrop Megafactory for battery storage and retained significant engineering and operational activities in California. Tesla entered commercial trucking with the Semi, which reached early production and deliveries in 2022. The Cybertruck began customer deliveries in 2023. During the same period, major North American automakers announced plans to adopt Tesla’s charging connector standard, strengthening the strategic importance of the Supercharger network. Tesla also continued to promote autonomous-driving and robotaxi concepts, although timelines and the capabilities of its driver-assistance products have been repeatedly disputed by regulators, safety researchers, customers and journalists. The company’s later history has included price changes, recalls, layoffs, production delays and increasing competition. Governance controversies have involved Musk’s compensation, board oversight and his political activities. Tesla remains active in vehicles, energy storage, solar products, charging and vehicle software, but its long-term identity continues to depend on whether it can expand beyond its established Model 3 and Model Y base while commercializing new vehicle and autonomy initiatives.

• 2023

  Cybertruck deliveries begin

  [1]Tesla, Inc.en.wikipedia.org

  Tesla began customer deliveries of its stainless-steel electric pickup.

• 2022

  Semi deliveries begin

  [3]Tesla 2025 Annual Reportsec.gov

  Tesla began early production and deliveries of its heavy-duty electric truck.

• 2020

  Model Y deliveries begin

  [1]Tesla, Inc.en.wikipedia.org

  The Model Y crossover entered customer delivery and became a central product in Tesla’s volume strategy.

• 2020

  Tesla joins the S&P 500

  [1]Tesla, Inc.en.wikipedia.org

  Tesla was added to the S&P 500 index after reporting four consecutive profitable quarters.

• 2017

  Model 3 deliveries begin

  [1]Tesla, Inc.en.wikipedia.org

  Tesla began deliveries of its first vehicle designed for a substantially broader consumer market.

• 2016

  SolarCity acquisition completed

  [8]SolarCity acquisition completedir.tesla.com

  The company completed its acquisition of SolarCity and broadened its clean-energy portfolio.

• 2015

  Model X and stationary storage launch

  [1]Tesla, Inc.en.wikipedia.org

  Tesla expanded into premium electric SUVs and launched Powerwall and Powerpack energy-storage products.

• 2012

  Model S production begins

  [7]Model S production beginsir.tesla.com

  The Model S entered production, establishing Tesla in the premium electric-sedan market.

• 2010

  Initial public offering

  [1]Tesla, Inc.en.wikipedia.org

  Tesla became a publicly traded company on Nasdaq under the ticker TSLA.

• 2008

  Roadster production begins

  [6]Roadster production beginsir.tesla.com

  Tesla began regular production of its first vehicle, the battery-electric Roadster.

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A vertically integrated, software-led electric-vehicle and sustainable-energy brand focused on performance, automation, direct distribution, charging access and an integrated vehicle-to-home and grid-energy ecosystem.

• Electric sedan · 2017

  Model 3

  Tesla’s compact-to-midsize electric sedan and one of its principal volume products. It was designed to extend the company’s technology, charging access and software ecosystem to a wider customer base than the earlier premium models. Its production ramp was initially constrained by manufacturing and automation problems, but the model subsequently became one of the world’s best-selling battery-electric cars.

• Electric crossover · 2020

  Model Y

  A midsize electric crossover derived from the Model 3 platform. The Model Y combines a higher driving position and flexible cargo layout with Tesla’s connected software, charging network and driver-assistance features. It became a major global production and delivery line after entering production in 2020.

• Premium electric sedan · 2012

  Model S

  A premium battery-electric sedan that established Tesla as a serious alternative to high-performance luxury cars. Model S helped demonstrate the range, acceleration, software integration and long-distance usability that became central to Tesla’s brand identity.

• Premium electric SUV · 2015

  Model X

  A premium electric SUV with available three-row seating and distinctive falcon-wing rear doors. It extended Tesla’s luxury offering into the SUV category while retaining the company’s emphasis on acceleration, software and long-distance charging.

• Electric pickup truck · 2023

  Cybertruck

  An electric pickup distinguished by its angular exterior, stainless-steel body panels and unconventional design. It targets the North American pickup market and represents Tesla’s attempt to move beyond sedans and crossovers into a highly competitive utility-vehicle segment.

• Electric commercial truck · 2022

  Semi

  A heavy-duty battery-electric truck intended for commercial freight and fleet operations. Tesla has positioned the Semi around reduced operating emissions, charging infrastructure and lower energy costs, although production and deployment have proceeded more gradually than the company’s passenger-vehicle programs.

• Residential energy storage · 2015

  Powerwall

  A home battery system that stores electricity for backup power, load management and integration with solar generation. It links Tesla’s vehicle and energy identities by presenting storage as part of a household electricity-management system.

• Grid-scale energy storage · 2019

  Megapack

  A modular battery-storage system for utilities, renewable-energy projects and large commercial installations. Megapack is designed to support grid balancing, capacity management and the integration of intermittent renewable generation.

• Electric-vehicle charging network · 2012

  Supercharger

  Tesla’s fast-charging network, developed to support long-distance electric-vehicle travel and to reinforce the company’s vehicle ecosystem. Access has increasingly extended beyond Tesla vehicles in selected markets, while other manufacturers have announced plans to adopt Tesla’s North American charging standard.

• 2026

  Tesla renames FSD to 'Assisted Driving' in Europe after German regulator's misleading-name comment

  Tesla has renamed its 'Full Self-Driving (Supervised)' (FSD) system to 'Assisted Driving' in Europe, after a German regulator said the brand name was 'somewhat misleading'. The report also says Tesla had pressed European regulators, especially in the Netherlands, for quick approval, and that in some cases this pressure led regulators to ease safety testing and scrutiny of the company's technology.

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• 2026

  Tesla worker alleges company turned accommodation into exit door

  A Tesla worker has publicly alleged that the company turned a workplace accommodation into an 'exit door' out of their job, according to the article headline; the supplied source contains no further details on the date, the individual, or any Tesla response.

  Source

• 2026

  NHTSA opens audit query into Tesla Cybercab federal safety compliance

  The U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) initiated an audit query after Tesla's Cybercab launch in Austin, Texas, to make sure the vehicles comply with federal safety standards. NHTSA originally ordered Tesla to respond by Sept. 30 to a long list of safety questions, but the company obtained an extension. No significant safety incidents or collisions involving a Cybercab have been reported in Austin since the commercial debut.

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• 2026

  Tesla Cybercab draws mixed reviews and passenger complaints in first month of Austin robotaxi service

  In the month after Tesla's Cybercab launched commercial driverless ride-hail service in Austin, Texas on Sept. 3, 2026, the vehicles received mixed reviews from paying passengers, with criticisms including lengthy wait times, pickups and drop-offs in the wrong place, and technical difficulties with the butterfly doors or trunk closing improperly. No significant safety incidents or collisions involving a Cybercab have been reported in Austin since the commercial debut, but first responders expressed concerns about dealing with the vehicle's lack of manual driving controls and its unique doors.

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• 2026

  Safety group urges EU to reject Tesla FSD over speed offset

  A safety group urged EU regulators to reject Tesla's Full Self-Driving (FSD) system, citing a speed offset concern. The event was reported as a controversy note regarding Tesla. The source states that the safety group's call was based on the speed offset issue.

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• 2026

  Dutch regulator RDW says no Tesla recall in Europe, monitoring door issue

  The Dutch vehicle regulator RDW stated that there is currently no recall of Tesla cars in Europe over concerns that doors may be difficult to open in an emergency. The RDW, which serves as the key regulator overseeing the safety of Tesla cars in Europe, said it is monitoring the issue. It declined to comment on whether it is considering or investigating a recall, stating only that no recall exists at present.

  Source

• 2026

  Nine carmakers recall 4.3 million vehicles in China over door-release concerns

  Nine carmakers, including Tesla, Xiaomi and Leapmotor, said they would fix a combined 4.3 million vehicles in China due to concerns that emergency buttons or levers allowing occupants to manually open a door can be hard to find. The fix involves clearer labels on door-release mechanisms and over-the-air software updates that lower windows in an emergency.

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• 2026

  Tesla and eight Chinese EV makers announce 4.3 million vehicle recall in China

  Tesla and eight Chinese electric vehicle makers announced fixes affecting a combined 4.3 million vehicles in China, described as the country's largest-ever automotive recall. The action was prompted by safety concerns involving emergency door-release mechanisms. The recall covered 2.98 million Teslas.

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• 2026

  Tesla recalls nearly 3 million vehicles in China over door-handle issue

  Tesla issued the largest-ever product recall in mainland China's EV market, calling back 2.98 million vehicles, including Shanghai-made Model 3s and Model Ys and imported cars, over a door-handle issue, according to China's State Administration for Market Regulation. From September 25, Tesla will add warning labels to internal door handles and conduct an over-the-air update to window-control software that lowers windows after a collision.

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• 2026

  China recalls 4.3 million vehicles over hidden door handles

  China's State Administration for Market Regulation announced the country's largest automotive recall, covering 4.3 million vehicles from nine brands, over hidden door handles that may be difficult to open in an emergency. The remedy is installation of high-visibility warning labels and software updates to automatically lower windows after a crash. Chinese-made Tesla vehicles accounted for 2.98 million of the recalled cars; other affected brands include Xpeng, Xiaomi, Geely (Zeekr and Lynk & Co), Leapmotor, Chery, BAIC, Dongfeng and FAW Group (Hongqi).

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• 2015Powerwall product launch

  United States · International markets

  Tesla introduced Powerwall and Powerpack as part of a broader effort to connect electric vehicles, renewable generation and stationary storage. The launch generated substantial early orders and helped establish Tesla Energy as a distinct business.

  Outcome. Expanded Tesla’s brand from electric vehicles into residential and commercial energy storage.

  Source

• 2025

  Increase emphasis on energy and autonomy-related servicesStrategy

  Background

  Tesla faced automotive demand variability and sought to increase the contribution of storage, software and future autonomous services.

  Action taken

  Continued expanding energy-storage deployment and promoted autonomous-driving and robotaxi initiatives alongside its vehicle business.

  Aftermath

  For the year ended December 31, 2025, energy-generation and storage revenue increased while automotive revenue declined, according to Tesla’s annual filing.

  Energy generation and storage revenue. $10.086 billion → $12.771 billion (2024 to 2025, years ended December 31)

  Source

• 2024

  Adopt broader charging-standard accessStrategy

  Background

  Tesla sought to make its charging connector and network a broader industry standard while creating additional network utilization and service opportunities.

  Action taken

  Supported the adoption of the North American Charging Standard by major vehicle manufacturers and expanded access arrangements.

  Aftermath

  The Supercharger network gained strategic importance beyond Tesla’s own vehicle fleet.

  Source

• 2022

  Begin early Semi deliveriesProduct launch

  Background

  Tesla aimed to extend its electric-powertrain expertise into commercial freight and fleet operations.

  Action taken

  Started early production and customer deliveries of the Semi electric truck.

  Aftermath

  Tesla gained an initial position in electric heavy trucks, although the program continued to scale more gradually than its passenger-vehicle lines.

  Source

• 2016

  Acquire SolarCityM&A

  Background

  Tesla sought to combine electric vehicles, solar generation and energy storage within a single clean-energy platform.

  Action taken

  Completed an all-stock acquisition of SolarCity and integrated its activities into Tesla’s energy business.

  Aftermath

  Tesla developed a broader energy portfolio including Powerwall, Megapack, solar panels and Solar Roof products. The transaction remained controversial because of SolarCity’s financial condition and its relationship with Musk and Tesla leadership.

  Source

• 2024

  Tesla announces workforce reductions[1]Tesla, Inc.en.wikipedia.org

  Leadership change · Other

  Tesla announced a reduction affecting approximately 10% of its workforce amid changing demand and efforts to reduce costs.

• 2024

  Tesla changes state of incorporation to Texas[1]Tesla, Inc.en.wikipedia.org

  Other

  Following a shareholder vote and governance dispute concerning executive compensation, Tesla moved its incorporation from Delaware to Texas.

• 2016

  Tesla completes SolarCity acquisition[8]SolarCity acquisition completedir.tesla.com

  M&A

  Tesla completed its all-stock acquisition of SolarCity, combining solar-generation activities with its vehicle and storage businesses.

• 2016

  Tesla completed its acquisition of SolarCity[36]Controversy surrounding the SolarCity acquisitionen.wikipedia.org

  M&A

  Tesla acquired SolarCity and combined its solar activities with its battery-storage business, creating a broader energy operation.

• 2010

  Tesla launched its initial public offering on Nasdaq[37]Tesla launched its initial public offering on Nasdaqfinancecharts.com

  Other

  Tesla Motors became publicly traded in 2010, marking a major financing and expansion milestone for the electric-vehicle company.

• Tesla faces continued scrutiny over recalls and capital spending[38]Tesla faces continued scrutiny over recalls and capital spendingfinance.yahoo.com

  Recall · Other

  Recent market commentary has focused on vehicle recalls, valuation, cash-flow pressure, and the cost of developing new vehicle and artificial-intelligence initiatives.

• Reports discuss speculation about a possible Tesla–SpaceX transaction[39]Reports discuss speculation about a possible Tesla–SpaceX transactionintellectia.ai

  M&A · Other

  Speculation about a possible combination involving Tesla and SpaceX has circulated among market commentators, but the supplied material does not establish that a transaction has been announced.

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2. 2Tesla Investor Relationsir.tesla.com
3. 3Tesla 2025 Annual Reportsec.gov
4. 4NHTSA Tesla Autopilot recall noticenhtsa.gov
5. 5EEOC lawsuit concerning Tesla workplace allegationseeoc.gov
6. 6Roadster production beginsir.tesla.com
7. 7Model S production beginsir.tesla.com
8. 8SolarCity acquisition completedir.tesla.com
9. 9Tesla renames FSD to 'Assisted Driving' in Europe after German regulator's misleading-name commentfinance.sina.com.cn
10. 10Tesla worker alleges company turned accommodation into exit doornews.google.com
11. 11NHTSA opens audit query into Tesla Cybercab federal safety compliancecnbc.com
12. 12Safety group urges EU to reject Tesla FSD over speed offsetnews.google.com
13. 13Dutch regulator RDW says no Tesla recall in Europe, monitoring door issuejalopnik.com
14. 14Nine carmakers recall 4.3 million vehicles in China over door-release concernsstraitstimes.com
15. 15Tesla recalls nearly 3 million vehicles in China over door-handle issuethestar.com.my
16. 16China recalls 4.3 million vehicles over hidden door handlespaultan.org
17. 17Tesla recalls 2,975,910 vehicles in China over emergency door releasemashable.com
18. 18Tesla and eight other automakers announce record 4.3 million vehicle recall in Chinastraitstimes.com
19. 19China's largest-ever car recall campaign over emergency door handlesthestar.com.my
20. 20Tesla and 10 other automakers recall nearly 4.3 million vehicles in China over hidden door handlesengadget.com
21. 21Tesla and other Chinese automakers recall vehicles over hidden emergency door releasesibtimes.com.au
22. 22Tesla recalls 2.976 million vehicles in China over emergency door handle issuetech.ifeng.com
23. 23SEC investigates Elon Musk and Kimbal Musk over alleged Tesla insider tradingautoworldnews.com
24. 24Tesla recalls over 2.74 million China-made Model 3 and Model Y vehicles over driver attention monitoringnews.sina.com.cn
25. 25Tesla China recalls domestic and imported Model 3, Model Y, Model X and Model S vehiclesnews.hsw.cn
26. 26Tesla recalls nearly 4.7 million Model 3 and Model Y vehicles in China over mechanical door handle and driver-assistance safety hazardsfinance.sina.com.cn
27. 27NHTSA announces multiple vehicle safety recallswbiw.com
28. 28Tesla recalls headlamps on up to 20,000 vehiclesnbcdfw.com
29. 29Tesla recalls 20,349 vehicles over overly bright low-beam headlightsktvu.com
30. 30Father sues Tesla over fatal crashdriving.ca
31. 31Tesla sues Fryer’s Towing Service over sale of recovered vehiclenews-journalonline.com
32. 32Tesla vehicle crashes into parked highway patrol cartheverge.com
33. 33Walmart and Tesla settle solar-panel disputetechcrunch.com
34. 34Awan family files wrongful-death suit against Tesladailymail.com
35. 35Tesla recalls 89 Model 3 cars over missing airbag warning informationcnet.com
36. 36Controversy surrounding the SolarCity acquisitionen.wikipedia.org
37. 37Tesla launched its initial public offering on Nasdaqfinancecharts.com
38. 38Tesla faces continued scrutiny over recalls and capital spendingfinance.yahoo.com
39. 39Reports discuss speculation about a possible Tesla–SpaceX transactionintellectia.ai
40. 40$6 diesel should benefit Tesla's trucking ambitions, Morgan Stanley sayscnbc.com
41. 41计算机行业周观察：Anthropic Q3营收放缓 特斯拉发布新一代Roadsterstock.finance.sina.com.cn
42. 42马斯克：特斯拉要为自动雨刮器推出全新神经网络“Deep Rain”finance.sina.com.cn
43. 43上海之后 特斯拉宣布将在德国柏林地区建“超级工厂4”auto.sina.com.cn
44. 44特斯拉（上海）有限公司、特斯拉汽车（北京）有限公司召回部分国产及进口纯电动汽车nbd.com.cn
45. 45特斯拉筹备8月推出Cybercab无人驾驶出租车，该车无方向盘finance.sina.com.cn
46. 46特斯拉发布电动皮卡Cybertruck 2022年投产售价3.99万美元起chinaz.com
47. 47特斯拉发布电动皮卡Cybertruck 起售价3.99万美元tech.sina.com.cn
48. 48特斯拉发布首辆电动皮卡Cybertruck 起售价39900美元tech.sina.com.cn
49. 49特斯拉回应近 300 万辆召回：无需全部进店，贴纸 3 年内随时可领finance.sina.com.cn
50. 50特斯拉回应近300万辆召回：车主无需全部到店 应急标识贴纸3年内均可领finance.sina.com.cn
51. 51特斯拉回应近300万辆召回：无需全部进店，贴纸3年内随时可领163.com
52. 52特斯拉即将发布颠覆性全新 “飞行版”Roadster跑车finance.sina.com.cn
53. 53特斯拉即将重磅发布颠覆性新款“可飞行”Roadster 跑车finance.sina.com.cn
54. 54特斯拉即將推出 FSD v15，機器人 Optimus 明年開賣cdn.technews.tw
55. 55特斯拉据报最早本月将发布具“飞行”能力新款Roadster163.com
56. 56特斯拉美国发布纯电动皮卡Cybertruck 却遭“现场打脸”finance.sina.com.cn
57. 57特斯拉美国推出 Model Y 座椅下储物托盘：售价 40 美元，利用前排闲置空间存放小物品finance.sina.com.cn
58. 58特斯拉收购人工智能公司DeepScale 加速打造自动驾驶汽车auto.sina.com.cn
59. 59特斯拉数周内进行软件升级 提升三款主要车型动力finance.sina.com.cn
60. 60特斯拉在中国香港、中国澳门推出更平价版Model 3163.com
61. 61特斯拉自动驾驶系统升级，全系标配Autopilot，可召唤汽车finance.sina.com.cn
62. 62跳票九年，马斯克真把车“飞”起来了！特斯拉发布第二代Roadster超跑 | 全球深一度k.sina.com.cn
63. 63Czech Republic approves Tesla's FSD after earlier safety concerns - Reutersnews.google.com
64. 64Daily Crunch: Tesla unveils its futuristic Cybertruck | TechCrunchtechcrunch.com
65. 65Elon Musk unveils flying car: Crowd screams as new Tesla with rocket thrusters takes off and flips mid-airblog.seniorennet.be
66. 66Elon Musk unveils Tesla’s ‘flying’ car, targets 2028 production - Blueprint Newspapers Limitedblueprint.ng
67. 67Elon Musk Unveils Tesla's "Flying" Car: Aerial Acrobatics and Rocket-Like Speedcubaheadlines.com
68. 68Elon Musk unveils the Roadster, a new Tesla he says is a flying carabc13.com
69. 69Florida father sues Tesla after son dies in 116 mph crashnydailynews.com
70. 70Florida woman sues Tesla, blames door handles for husband’s death | Gephardt Dailygephardtdaily.com
71. 71Here’s the Tesla Semi… againtheverge.com
72. 72Launching Laughs: Tesla Roadster Memes Take Off on X After Elon Musk Debuts Flipping, Flying Cartwitchy.com
73. 73Musk Announces New Tesla Factory Will Be In Germanyibtimes.com
74. 74Musk unveils Tesla's electric 'Cybertruck' at $39,000 - OrissaPOSTorissapost.com
75. 75Stocks making the biggest moves midday: CoreWeave, Moog, J.B. Hunt, Alcoa & morecnbc.com
76. 76Tesla 預告 9 月 Austin 推出 Cybercab 自動的士｜METROHK.com.hkmetrohk.com.hk
77. 77Tesla acquires battery expert in bid to make its own cells - Engadgetengadget.com
78. 78Tesla Acquires Canadian Battery Maker Hibar Systemsfinance.yahoo.com
79. 79Tesla acquires Canadian battery specialist, Hibar Systems | Electric Autonomy Canadaelectricautonomy.ca
80. 80Tesla acquires Hibar Systems in push toward in-house battery cell developmentteslarati.com
81. 81Tesla Acquires Startup DeepScale To Develop Real Driverless Carsibtimes.com
82. 82Tesla Completes Acquisition of Maxwell Technologiesspacemart.com
83. 83Tesla drops 'Full Self-Driving' brand name in Europe after regulator pushbackcnbc.com
84. 84Tesla faces major trial for alleged bias against Black workers, after years of lawsuits - Reutersnews.google.com
85. 85Tesla finally moves to electrify trucking after a decade of work and delaystechcrunch.com
86. 86Tesla forced to recall record 3 million cars in China over door-handle issuescmp.com
87. 87Tesla is browbeating the EU to approve its ‘Full Self-Driving’ tech. The pressure is working. - Reutersnews.google.com
88. 88Tesla News: Electric Vehicle Company Acquires Battery Manufacturing Firm Hibar Systemsibtimes.com
89. 89Tesla poised to scale production of heavy-duty Semi trucks with opening of Nevada factorycnbc.com
90. 90Tesla Recall 2019: Safety Standard Violation Forces Recall Of 89 Model 3 Carsibtimes.com
91. 91Tesla recalls 2.74 million China-built Model 3 and Y EVs to add in-cabin driver monitoringgulfnews.com
92. 92Tesla Recalls 20,000 Cars Over Uber-Bright Headlightsinsideevs.com
93. 93Tesla recalls 20,000 vehicles over excessively bright low-beam headlights issue: NHTSAthenews.com.pk
94. 94Tesla recalls nearly 3 million electric vehicles in China over safety risksazernews.az
95. 95Tesla receives approval to roll out self-driving software in Croatia - Reutersnews.google.com
96. 96Tesla reduces Solar + home battery pricing following California blackoutsteslarati.com
97. 97Tesla renames ‘Full Self-Driving’ to ‘Tesla Assisted Driving’ in Europetechcrunch.com
98. 98Tesla reports $143M Q3 profit as revenue dropsdetroitnews.com
99. 99Tesla reveals SpaceX-powered Roadster that flies and falls with styletechcrunch.com
100. 100Tesla secures $30B in new credit lines as it looks to scale Cybercab, Optimustechcrunch.com
101. 101Tesla settles with Walmart over solar panel installations, firesca.news.yahoo.com
102. 102Tesla starts rolling out biggest software update ever with Spotify, Netflix, YouTube, and moretheverge.com
103. 103Tesla sustains its EV sales momentum despite US troublestechcrunch.com
104. 104Tesla unveils first Model 3 made-in-China with media test drives - OrissaPOSTorissapost.com
105. 105Tesla unveils flying car - ABC Columbiaabccolumbia.com
106. 106Tesla unveils flying car with SpaceX thrustersthedailystar.net
107. 107Tesla unveils flying Roadster with SpaceX technologythebusinessjournal.com
108. 108Tesla unveils its Cybertruck, with a price starting at $39,900 - Engadgetengadget.com
109. 109Tesla unveils its first electric pickup Cybertruck, starting at $39,900thehindubusinessline.com
110. 110Tesla unveils its Roadster “flying car”, Watchyalibnan.com
111. 111Tesla unveils long-delayed Roadster developed with SpaceX, fueling merger speculationcnbc.com
112. 112Tesla Unveils Long-Delayed Roadster With SpaceX Thrusters, Stages “Flying” Demo in Texas | Udaipur Kiranudaipurkiran.com
113. 113Tesla unveils made-in-China Model 3 with media test drivesarchive.siasat.com
114. 114Tesla unveils otherworldly Cybertruck, starting at US$39,900driving.ca
115. 115Tesla unveils Roadster 'flying car' with demonstrationwashingtonexaminer.com
116. 116Tesla unveils the wildly futuristic Cybertruck, starting at $39,900thenextweb.com
117. 117Tesla unveils what it says is a flying car – WTOP Newswtop.com
118. 118Tesla’s new Roadster ‘flying car’ can thrust itself in the airky3.com
119. 119Tesla's new software has 'Car-aoke' function and connects to Netflixdailymail.com
120. 120Tesla's Next-Gen Roadster Unveils Today at a SpaceX Site in Texas247wallst.com
121. 121Tesla’s Optimus robot is going through growing painstheverge.com
122. 122Tesla’s Robotaxi Just Put Starlink Inside Its Roofmotor1.com
123. 123Watch: Did Tesla really just unveil a flying car?bbc.co.uk
124. 124Why are more roofs not made of solar tiles?bbc.co.uk