The costs associated recent recall of around 125,000 Model S due to excessive corrosion in the power steering bolts is to be covered by the parts supplier, according to Tesla.
As one place after another makes moves to ban gasoline-powered vehicles in the next few decades—Norway, the Netherlands, the UK, India, China, California, Paris—it gets harder and harder to deny that the future is electric.
In Friday morning at around 7:30 AM, a Tesla Model X was involved in a highway accident that involved two other vehicles and resulted in the death of the electric SUV's driver.
Should the Santa Barbara man have used a Boring Company flamethrower, probably things would have turned out very bad for one Tesla-branded electric vehicle and its driver. Fortunately, the man only had a hatchet, and apparently was not very good at wielding it.
The International Armoring Corporation of Ogden, Utah, has recently completed what they claim is "the fasted bulletproof car in the world." The car is, in fact, an up-armored Tesla Model S P100D.
Never knowingly under-hyped, Tesla chief Elon Musk has come up with a new publicity stunt: he's sending an original Noughties Tesla Roadster into space. It's as part of his SpaceX mission to Mars, and the early electric sports car will form part of the ballast on board the rocket.
Are you the sort of person that enjoys the tranquillity and emissions-free running of your Tesla electric car, but isn’t so keen on the neck-snapping pace it’s capable of delivering?
Tesla Semi Truck unveil to be webcast live on Thursday at 8pm! This will blow your mind clear out of your skull and into an alternate dimension. Just need to find my portal gun …
Tesla's Model S and Model X are known for their crashworthiness, a trait the company has brought forward on many occasions and one that has been confirmed on the road several times as well.