Mazda Motor Corp.The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) released its 2014 report on fuel economy trends and carbon dioxide emissions Wednesday. The data includes fuel economy ratings through model year 2013 and…
If Tesla is serious about selling a lot of cars and becoming a real automaker, it has to offer more models and sell used versions.
Paul Ausick Low gasoline prices and a move to SUVs and crossovers have caused fuel economy to drop at a nearly unprecedented rate.
Douglas A. McIntyre Now that eBay has agreed to spin off its PayPal division, we can’t help but wonder what the future holds for PayPal as an independent company.
Tesla was forced to cancel the third of a planned three-day event where it was giving potential buyers the chance to take a test drive in the Model S.
Paul Ausick As of last March, just four states allowed Tesla legally to sell as many cars as it could in retail outlets the company owned.
Tesla has tried to make the charging process for its vehicles simpler by offering its own charging stations, but in some states there are none of these at all.
Paul Ausick Drivers of the Tesla flagship Model S will be able to get software upgrades "over-the-air."
If any specific industry has become the poster child for volatility, it is the clean technology sector.
Lost in the news about Tesla Motors building a gigafactory in Nevada is the question of whether the electric car company can meet its most important goal of 2014.
Tesla Motors CEO Elon Musk told reporters in Japan that his company has started feverish work on self-driving cars.
Tesla currently has about 6,000 employees, which seems very modest for a car manufacturer that has aspirations to sell over half a million cars in 2020.
Douglas A. McIntyre 24/7 Wall St. again is seeing that analysts keep chasing Tesla stock higher.
These are the top analyst upgrades and downgrades from 24/7 Wall St. for Tuesday, September 2, 2014.
Tesla's market capitalization of $35 billion compares to General Motors' $55 billion. Can Tesla pass GM by this measure?
