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Source: Thinkstock In the last 35 years, much has changed in the auto industry. Each year, in an effort to stay fresh in the eyes of consumers, manufacturers tinker with their lineup of cars,...
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Tesla's current market value is $33 billion, while General Motors' market cap is $58 billion. Something is wrong with the picture.
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Source: Wikimedia Commons (The Car Spy)Two things are certain. One is that charging electric cars is difficult. Owners need to hook their vehicles up at home, or find charging stations on the road....
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$5,000 is not much of a down payment for what is expected to be one of hottest sport utility vehicles in history.
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Tesla Motors Inc. (NASDAQ: TSLA) reports that it will only deliver 55,000 Model S and X vehicles this year.
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After years of trying, General Motors will make another run at the electric car market with a new Chevy Volt.
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Tesla Motors received a solid valuation from Credit Suisse Monday, but the news was somewhat mixed.
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Source: Ford Motor CompanyWednesday might be the 45th anniversary of Earth Day, but the first three months of 2015 are no cause for celebration among hybrid, plug-in hybrid and all-electric...
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The editors at Kelley Blue Book (KBB) have issued their 2015 list of the top environmentally friendly cars.
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Tesla has begun taking orders for its newly upgraded Model S. This upgraded electric sedan will offer more features and an increased range.
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The American auto industry was pummeled during the recession. Since then, car sales have recovered gradually. More than 1.5 million cars and light trucks were sold in March, up slightly from a year...
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Tesla has promised it can deliver 55,000 cars this year. For that promise to be fulfilled, Tesla will soon need to have a 15,000-delivery quarter.
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The collapse of the Tesla Motors share price continued throughout the week as it approached a 52-week low.
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Investors have lost confidence in Tesla. At the core of the challenge is that too many other companies have started to aggressively chase the wildly innovative company.
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Merrill Lynch has continued its negative campaign against Tesla Motors, reiterating an Underperform rating with a street-low price target.
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