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A Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation filing shows Tesla plans a 2,513-square-foot showroom at 3113 Knox Street in Dallas, landing on the same strip where rival Rivian opened its Spaces location last year.
NHTSA Administrator Jonathan Morrison said the agency will consider ending steering wheel requirements for fully driverless vehicles, a potential regulatory opening for Tesla's steering-wheel-free Cybercab.
New Tesla job listings for 'AI Safety Operator' roles span 32 cities in 20 states plus Washington, D.C., a hiring footprint far larger than the automaker's current driverless Robotaxi markets.
New Jersey lawmakers are weighing a bill that would keep Tesla's robotaxi out of the state before it ever carries a passenger there. Senate Bill S1677 would create a three-year autonomous vehicle pilot program overseen by the state Department of Transportation and the Motor Vehicle Commission, and it requires every participating vehicle to pair its cameras with two additional sensor types, such as lidar or radar.
Tesla's FSD v14 Lite reaches South Korea, its first international HW3 rollout. Only US-built Model 3 and Model Y qualify; Shanghai-built cars stay locked out.
New Tesla job postings for Owings Mills, Maryland and Lenexa, Kansas point to the automaker's $60-a-day rental program spreading well past its original coastal pilot cities.
Rivian filed to sell 75 million new Class A shares after Monday’s market close, a deal worth roughly $1.5 billion at the day’s $20.14 closing price. The company says the proceeds will fund general corporate purposes, including the equity contribution requirements tied to its Department of Energy (DOE) loan for the Georgia factory. The timing…
General Motors delivered 56,679 electric vehicles in the United States through the first six months of 2026, a 27.5 percent drop from the 78,167 units the same eleven nameplates recorded a year earlier. The company still holds the number two spot among US EV sellers, behind Tesla. The rest of GM’s business barely flinched. Total…
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