Critics of Tesla and Musk will not be silenced until the company's autonomous vehicles are on the streets.

Coming into Monday trading, Tesla stock was down about 12% year to date after dropping almost 9% on Friday.

Elon Musk finally gives Tesla followers a look at its sub-$30,000 EV.

Good Energy's share price rose 9% in early trading after its subsidiary, Zapmap, announced a strategic partnership with Hive, Centrica's eco-tech company. Starting in 2025, new Hive electric vehicl...

Chinese carmaker GAC is considering producing electric vehicles (EVs) in Europe to avoid EU tariffs, according to its international business general manager, Wei Heigang, cited in a Reuters story. ...

Ross Gerber of Gerber Kawasaki explains why he does not like Tesla's robotaxi business and says that Elon Musk's behavior has "turned off" EV buyers.

Karl Brauer, executive analyst at iSeeCars.com, says people need to see less future innovation and more actual working prototypes from Tesla.

Here's everything you need to know about the electric vehicle maker's week.

With robotaxis, autonomous vans, and humanoid robots on display, Tesla signaled its ambition to expand beyond electric vehicles, aiming to revolutionize public transport, logistics, and even househ...

Even with a 9% drop in Tesla, Inc.'s (NASDAQ: TSLA) stock due to disappointment in its “robotaxi” announcement, Tesla's market cap is $696 billion, compared to Ford Motor Company's (NYSE: F) $43 bi...

Elon Musk's brief Cybercab unveiling doesn't hurt the case for the ride-booking operator's key role in the robotaxi business.

Electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) saw its shares take a sharp 9% dive on October 11, wiping out $67 billion from its market value after the highly anticipated “We, Robot” event.

Investors are disappointed there was no low-cost electric vehicle and no clear path to robotaxis hitting the road.

Tesla's reveal of a robotaxi designed as a low-slung, two-seater, sporty coupe - quite the opposite of a typical taxi with room for several passengers and luggage - flummoxed investors and analysts.

Elon Musk says self-driving Tesla cabs — something he's talked about for a long time — are just around the corner. But investors aren't convinced: After his most recent demo, Tesla shares plummeted.