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.

Buyers looking at a brand new Tesla Model S or Model X will no longer have to choose between rear- or all-wheel drive.

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.

Tesla Inc. CEO Elon Musk keeps getting the green light to do what it takes to bring electric cars to the masses, regardless of how much it's going to cost.