EV News

Twenty years after its 2006 debut, Tesla’s first car remains a useful marker of how far electric vehicles and the company have scaled.

A newly filed management report points to higher factory utilization, more export markets and a much larger battery-cell program in Germany.

The new public site brings megawatt-scale charging to Tesla Semi customers in Southern California—and shows why charging access, not just battery size, will shape electric trucking.

A fresh owner complaint highlights the difficult tradeoff between posted limits, map data, camera recognition, traffic flow and personal driving preferences.

The federal decision rejects Tesla’s request to treat a low-beam photometry violation as inconsequential and requires notification plus a free remedy.

The magnesium-frame balance bike expands Tesla’s lifestyle catalog—and highlights the practical needs of Tesla-driving families.

Recent IIHS, Euro NCAP and NHTSA results show broad recognition—but each program measures a different part of vehicle safety.

The latest Brookshire Megafactory flyover suggests Tesla is preparing the physical infrastructure behind higher Megapack production, from a second 50-ton COMBiLIFT mover to employee training areas and new foundation work around the Texas site.

Tesla’s new 9-stall Supercharger in Siheung, South Korea, is a small but useful network update because it strengthens corridor charging near the PanGyo route and shows how Tesla keeps expanding travel reliability one site at a time.