Tesla is in hot water in California. The state wants the company to change how it talks about its Full Self-Driving (FSD) tech. If Tesla doesn't shape up in 90 days, it could lose its license to sell cars in California for 30 days. This isn't just about words—it's about what drivers expect from the
Tesla's stock has been making headlines with its recent surge. In just one month, it's jumped by 20%, and since April, it's skyrocketed by 111%. This impressive growth has placed Tesla among the top performers in the S&P 500. But what's driving this surge? Investors aren't just looking at the elect
Tesla's stock has been quite the rollercoaster lately, and it's not just about the electric vehicles anymore. A well-known expert, Jed Dorsheimer, argues that the true worth of Tesla lies in its upcoming innovations, such as autonomous driving technology and robotics. He suggests that the automotive
Tesla, the big name in electric cars, is going through some changes. Cathie Wood, the investor who usually sticks to her guns, has been selling some of her Tesla shares. This is unusual for her. It makes people wonder: is she worried, or just being smart? Tesla's stock has had a wild ride. It's up
Tesla has started testing its robotaxis in Austin without a safety driver. This move is seen as a sign of progress in its self-driving technology. But what does this really mean for Tesla and its stock? An analyst from Goldman Sachs, Mark Delaney, has kept a neutral stance on Tesla. He thinks the s
Tesla, known for its electric cars and futuristic tech, has ventured into a new area: pickleball. They recently launched a limited-edition paddle called the Tesla Plaid. It costs $350 and sold out in just three hours. This isn't Tesla's first lifestyle product, but it is their first foray into tradi
Tesla's electric vehicle (EV) sales in the U. S. are taking a hit. November 2025 saw fewer than 40, 000 new Teslas sold, a 23% drop from the same month last year. The Cybertruck, which has been underperforming since its launch, only sold about 1, 200 units in November, the lowest so far this year.
Tesla owners in Arizona, California, and Oregon now have a new insurance option. Lemonade, an AI-driven insurance company, is offering a direct connection to Tesla vehicles through their app. This means no extra telematics devices are needed. Lemonade claims this will lead to better customer experie
Incarceration can turn minor health issues into life-threatening situations. Across the U. S. , people in prisons, jails, and detention centers often face severe consequences due to delayed or ignored medical care. For instance, a broken arm in a Mississippi prison led to amputation, and a man in a
Tesla's stock has been stuck in a tight range between $420 and $470 for the past two months. It's a strange sight for a company that has seen its shares double since April. The big question is whether this is a pause before another big move up or a sign that Tesla's momentum is fading. Let's look a
