Tesla, an electric car maker founded a century after Ford started putting Model Ts on America’s roads, rose the most in brand value in BrandZ’s 2017 Car Top 10.
AAA is reportedly boosting its insurance premiums on Tesla Model S and Model X electric vehicles. The two vehicles experience more and more costly than average collisions.
Paul Ausick Toyota has sold its entire block of Tesla shares as the Japanese manufacturer charts its own course in the EV world.
A new study of how the Autopilot system on a Tesla vehicle interacts with bicycles is disturbing.
Douglas A. McIntyre Based on filings the company made with OSHA, Worksafe reports that Tesla's incidence of injuries is higher than auto industry averages. The company points to recent improvements, but Worksafe is not convinced.
Paul Ausick Analysts at Morgan Stanley on Tuesday put a value of $70 billion on Alphabet's Waymo self-driving car business. That may even be conservative.
Self-driving trucks could put millions of U.S. jobs at risk over the next few decades.
Paul Ausick Apparently one reason Ford fired CEO Mark Fields was his lack of progress with electric and autonomous cars. Among the leaders in those industries, Tesla is still presumed to be a major…
Outgoing Ford CEO Mark Fields made a total of $59 million between 2014 and 2016, the majority of that in stock awards.
Mark Fields will be fired as Ford chief executive officer and replaced by Jim Hackett, who runs the Ford autonomous car division.
Tesla has renewed its free charging offer to buyers of its all-electric cars, but the new buyers need a referral from a current owner.
Paul Ausick Working conditions at Tesla's California auto plant are once again being spotlighted by a news report of injuries and pressure to meet aggressive production goals.
Paul Ausick When it comes to Tesla, the question for investors has long been why anyone would buy into a company that loses money.
Ford CEO Mark Field's plans have not impressed investors — again. He laid off 1,400 of the company's salaried workers in Asia and North America. Ford's stock promptly hit a 52-week low.
Why, if Ford cuts 10% of its worldwide workforce, does CEO Mark Fields, who caused the company's problems in the first place, keep his job and his salary?
