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A new study by iSeeCars.com sees big drops in two very popular green vehicles.

CNN has cast Elon Musk as a breaker of promises over a ventilator delivery promise. Did Musk deliver or not? Here’s what we know.

Blink's new emergency charger could be a game-changer for roadside assistance companies.

One Tesla Model 3 owner, who writes 320 days a year reported on Twitter that he got 303 miles per full charge after driving 130,000 miles. Several other Model 3 owners reported similar results confirming this result that Tesla Model 3 keeps 98% of range after 130,000 miles, thus making it a great value car.

Elon Musk promised ventilators for help in caring for patients impacted by the COVID-19 virus. Here's the update and our guess as to how the miracle happened.

Tesla's Elon Musk offers personal protective equipment to the health care providers in need. Here's what help he has offered.

Tesla’s stock has dropped 62% in one month. How will Tesla hang on if a deep recession is ahead?

A new efficiency report produced by the EPA shows Tesla's dominant lead. Here's what the EPA has to say about Tesla, Honda, and Toyota.

The Subaru WRX is one of the most popular performance vehicles for the middle class. The Tesla Model 3 is priced pretty similarly. But how do they shape up against each other?

Tesla set to produce its game changing all electric Semi Truck this year in limited volumes.

A Tesla Model 3 owner and a big fan of the company just sold Tesla stock at over $900. Here's why he did so and why he cautions Tesla stockholders to think twice before they sell.

A new study confirms what Tesla shoppers already know; used Tesla Model 3 cars make no sense at this point in time. And this is a compliment to Tesla. It has one of the highest retained values in America.

Tesla stock is booming. When will it pass its next major milestone? What is your TSLA plan?

Discounts on Chevrolet Bolt EVs and Nissan Leafs results more from their size than the fact that they're powered by electricity.

Looking for a winter snow tire that will be a good match to a sports sedan? Look no further than the Pirelli Winter Sottozero 3.

Tesla stock is looking to have a big day following a profit report.

Tesla is coming under scrutiny for unintended acceleration. Here's what Tesla has that Audi and Toyota did not to defend itself. And one important tool Tesla lacks.

The Tesla Model 3 has been an instant classic since its release in July of 2018. The base model starts at $35,000 and the performance model starts at just over $56,000 These numbers are far below what you’d think the car was worth. So has Tesla gone too far?

Tesla CEO Elon Musk claims that robot driving will be three to four times safer than human drivers. But a spate of recent crashes belies his statistics.

Tesla has changed the world, but not without financial risk to its buyers.

Tesla stock has been flirting with $500 per share. Will it end the day above that milestone today?

The Tesla Model 3 may never again regain its peak of sales in America as Tesla’s US Model 3 Sales drop by 25 percent in the 4th quarter. Here’s why.

Consumer Reports is conducting a poll of the most important products of the past decade. You can vote for Tesla here.

In an unusual day of accidents for Tesla, three motorists have lost their lives in two separate crashes. One has federal investigators taking a close look. (Images linked in story)

Consumer Reports had data showing the Kia Niro EV was the most satisfying vehicle in the eyes of owners. Here is why the Tesla Model 3 topped the list instead.

Consumer Reports has just released its updated list of vehicles that owners report to be the most satisfying. Tesla simply owns this list.

Elon Musk once planned to cash out Tesla investors at $420 per share. Those were gloomy times. Today, the future looks much brighter.

Two automakers have warned that the U.S. electric vehicle market deliveries in 2020 could be lower than expected. Here's what they are saying.

Tesla stock is approaching its all-time high. Here's why selling may make sense.

Used Tesla Model 3 cars sell for very close to the new price of an equivalent Model 3. It's a paradox unless you look at the reasons.