Sometimes, even the smartest tech hits a snag. A Tesla robotaxi recently bumped into a parked car in Austin, Texas.

One of Tesla's fully autonomous robotaxis grazed a parked car after completing a ride recently in Austin, Texas. In a video recorded by YouTuber DirtyTesla, a self-driving Model Y is seen turning and ...

Sales of Tesla electric cars fell 13% in the last three months as boycotts over Elon Musk's political views continue to keep ...

Tesla announced it has completed its first “fully autonomous delivery” of a vehicle from its Gigafactory in Austin, Texas, to ...

Tesla made history with its first fully driverless car delivery, but a glaring parking fail might overshadow the moment.

After an early stumble, the stock market ended the first half of 2025 on a solid note, with investors overlooking economic ...

A 2023 fatal crash in Arizona is linked to Tesla’s Full Self-Driving software system. The incident raises questions about Tesla’s vision-only autonomous driving strategy. It coincides with ...

Suspect in Tesla arson had handwritten notes Authorities say 35-year-old Ian Moses had handwritten notes on the Tesla dealership before he set fire to a Cybertruck with the use of fire starter logs.

Arizona man could face decades in prison for allegedly setting fire to Tesla dealership in Mesa. Charges include malicious damage to property used in interstate commerce.

A federal grand jury in Phoenix has returned a five-count indictment accusing a 35-year-old man of setting fire and destroying a Cybertruck at a Tesla dealership in Mesa, Ariz.

A man suspected of torching a Tesla dealership in Mesa has been formally indicted. Here are the details about the suspect in the Tesla arson arrest.

Attorney General Pam Bondi on Tuesday announced that federal charges have been filed against a "Tesla attacker" who is accused of lighting a brand-new Cybertruck on fire in Arizona. Ian Moses, 35 ...