Tesla’s Cybertruck is facing a now-or-never moment
On a stage decked out with lasers, smoke machines, and techno music, Tesla debuted in 2019 a prototype of its much-anticipated Cybertruck.
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On a stage decked out with lasers, smoke machines, and techno music, Tesla debuted in 2019 a prototype of its much-anticipated Cybertruck.
The same month President Biden announced his target to have half of new car sales be electric by 2030, 27-year-old Elizabeth Berg shopped around for an electric vehicle of her own.
Tesla is now selling car insurance in Texas, its new home state, two years after the automaker first launched the product in California.
The ongoing global supply-chain crisis that has stalled other automakers hasn’t slowed down Tesla Inc. (TSLA) — for now.
Tesla Inc. expanded its driver-assistance beta-testing program Sept. 24, a controversial move as mounting regulatory scrutiny shifts the autonomous driving debate into high gear.
The market has soured on shares of electric vehicle startups — Wall Street’s embattled darlings that investors hoped would be the next Tesla — amid a series of federal investigations, corporate restructurings and production delays.
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