An electric car towing a huge airplane for almost 1,000 feet! What a coup for Tesla! Except that this wasn't such a big deal ...

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It didn’t quite happen. Tesla Inc. robotaxis began rolling Sunday in Austin — but only for invited passengers and in cars still overseen by a human safety monitor in the front seat. CEO Elon Musk — ...

It didn’t quite happen. Tesla Inc. robotaxis began rolling Sunday in Austin — but only for invited passengers and in cars still overseen by a human safety monitor in the front seat.

And yet, just days out from Tesla’s launch of its long-awaited (and much delayed) Robotaxi service in Austin, Texas, the public still doesn’t know much at all about its teleoperations systems.

Whether you’re flipping off a stranger, cutting someone off, or dragging a disc golf basket around while doing it, there’s a good chance someone’s camera system is rolling.

Considering the surging egg prices, we understand why the White House needs to get creative. It worked for Tesla. Show all 57 comments ...

Tesla Inc. has started rolling out a software update for customers in China that enables driver-assistance capabilities similar to those marketed as Full Self-Driving in the US.

Two years after Tesla promised to open up its charging network to other brands’ EVs, many of those non-Tesla electric cars are still unable to top-up at one of the instantly recognizable red and ...