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Lillian Mendoza Brady said that she was working with Ndiaga Diagne at the Tesla factory in Austin on December 4 when he assaulted her

The project will be an expansion of the current Eddie World Supercharger in Yermo, California, and will take place in several stages.

When a big Wall Street bank flips its view on Tesla, I pay attention. Bank of America upgraded Tesla shares and resumed coverage with a buy‑equivalent rating while boosting its price target to $460, calling the company the “clear leader”…

Sixty-five-year-old Lillian Mendoza Brady is suing the electric car company for over $1 million, claiming it negligently failed to protect her from Ndiaga Diagne, who has been identified as the attacker in a Sunday mass shooting in Austin,…

Tesla is already looking to take advantage of lower Canadian tariffs on Chinese EVs.

A 9% jump in gasoline prices in a week could make electric vehicles look more affordable to consumers.

BYD unveiled a 1.5MW EV charger capable of near-full charging in nine minutes, potentially challenging Tesla's long-standing Supercharger advantage.

A woman working at Del Valle's Gigafactory says she was thrown to the ground at work — and that Tesla wouldn't reveal her alleged assailant. Her lawsuit claims she later learned the assailant was the West Sixth Street shooter.

The gunman who carried out the mass shooting​ last weekend in Austin, Texas, assaulted a woman three months earlier at a Tesla facility, according to a lawsuit filed Thursday in Texas.

The lawsuit says Ndiaga Diagne physically assaulted a coworker last year while Diagne was taking a prayer break at their workplace.