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US to loosen rules on self-driving vehicles criticised by Elon Musk
The Trump administration will make it easier to deploy self-driving cars on US roads and loosen crash reporting requirements, the most significant changes yet to federal rules on autonomous vehicles championed by Tesla chief executive Elon Musk.
Forbes Senior Editor Alan Ohnsman joins Forbes Talks to dissect Tesla's disappointing Q1 2025 earnings report. Tuesday, Tesla announced their profits plummeted 70%, missing analyst expectations in ...
In a surprise move, President Trump’s transportation department has decided to keep the Biden-era rule requiring automakers ...
The Trump administration is loosing rules to help U.S. automakers like Elon Musk’s Tesla develop self-driving cars so they ...
Tesla (TSLA) has to replace the ‘self-driving’ computer inside about 4 million vehicles or likely compensate the owners of ...
You may have missed it, but Tesla’s Powerwall technology, which is essentially a giant battery pack that can store energy for use at a later time, is now in its third generation, boasting a number of ...
American car brand Tesla is feeling the heat in reaction to Elon Musk's recent political moves. Teslas have been firebombed and vandalized, prompting an F.B.I. investigation. The company faces an ...
A good sports sedan needs more than blistering straight-line speed. Unfortunately, the Model 3 Performance is mostly a ...
Tesla’s Q1 2025 call focused on how its self-driving tech, upcoming affordable models, and humanoid robots will help save the ...
The company does not provide a breakdown of how much profit ... unbiased content in our editorial policy. Tesla Investor Relations. "Tesla Motors Begins Regular Production of 2008 Tesla ...
The automaker's shares rose nearly 8% on Wednesday after Musk said he would cut back his work for President Trump to a day or ...
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