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Tesla is known for its huge end-of-quarter delivery surges, and another is on the way. The automaker will move new service staff back to sales to help.

There are few details about what the abnormalities are, or how Tesla already fixed some of them. Regulators are waiting on more info from Tesla for compliance.

Electric vehicle leader Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ: TSLA) has its own charging network of Tesla Superchargers worldwide. The company has slowly been opening up access to the charging stations to other electric vehicles outside the U.S. and preparing to launch more options in the U.S.

In order for Germany to officially approve Tesla's "public" Superchargers, which can be used by non-Tesla EVs, they need a kWh counter on each charging stall.

Ford's F-150 Lightning can provide mobile power, which is needed amid the Kentucky floods. The trucks have helped 10-15 families return home per day.

A Tesla Supercharger may have upped the game for charging stations by providing a place for those waiting to jump in a pool. Here’s how one country is stepping up the game of providing advanced amenities at Tesla Supercharger locations.

Despite global turmoil, Tesla continues to beat the odds. As it ramps up factories in Texas and Germany, production capacity stands to soar to new heights.

A teen driver crashed a Model S into a concrete wall at 116 mph. A jury awarded the family $10.5 million. Tesla's Speed Limit Mode is dedicated to the teen.

Electric vehicle company Tesla Inc (NASDAQ: TSLA) has been laying off some of its salaried workers, a move that CEO Elon Musk previewed earlier this year. A new report shows exactly where those former employees have found new work, including several of Tesla’s rivals.