Tesla

One day, the entry-level Model 3 and Model Y were labeled “Standard.” The next, that word was gone.

A Russian startup revives Russo-Balt with the F200, a Cybertruck-inspired electric van offering bold design, 400 km range, and a 100-year body warranty.

Tesla is selling fewer cars and earning less, but it's doubling down on AI, autonomy, and robotics, reshaping itself beyond the auto industry.

Tesla retires its iconic Model S and Model X by mid-2026, redirecting factory lines toward building humanoid robots and advancing AI-driven services.

Rejected in the U.S., the Tesla Cybertruck is gaining traction in the Gulf, where its radical design turns heads and luxury buyers embrace the spectacle.

In 2025, China built over 25 million vehicles, 2.5 times more than the US, but an American made car topped the country’s production rankings.

Tesla has removed Autopilot from all new vehicles sold in the United States and Canada, making Full Self-Driving (FSD) the only available driver-assistance upgrade.

Tesla is scrapping the ability to buy its Full Self-Driving (FSD) feature outright, shifting to a subscription-only model starting February 14.

Tesla will begin producing its own batteries at its Grünheide factory in Germany by 2027, with a target of up to 8 GWh annually, enough to power approximately 130,000 vehicles.

Tesla has updated the Model Y lineup in China, adding features that were previously limited to its most expensive trims.

Tesla’s efforts to secure the “Cybercab” trademark for its autonomous vehicle have run into a serious obstacle.

Tesla has officially posted its Q4 2025 and full-year delivery results, confirming a second consecutive annual decline in electric vehicle shipments.