Tesla CEO Elon Musk met two top White House officials in Washington. The motive behind the meeting was to discuss how the car maker and Democratic President Joe Biden could work together to advance electric vehicle production. Watch further to know more.

Elon Musk meets two White House officials in Washington

Tesla chief Elon Musk has come under the scanner of the US securities regulator over his involvement in the EV car’s self-driving claims, Bloomberg reported citing a person familiar with the development.

US market regulator to probe Elon Musk over Tesla car self-driving claims: Report

Tesla reported another round of record quarterly profits Wednesday while confirming its long-term growth outlook in spite of concerns about rising competition and macroeconomic headwinds.

Tesla acknowledges concerns about the economy, rising interest rates

This video is about Tesla and its self-driving cars. There is a lot of hype about them, but its faulty automation features continue to put Tesla under the glaring spotlight of safety regulators. Once again, Tesla and its CEO Elon Musk are being criticised. This time, for consciously faking the self-driving features. Watch this video for more details.

How safe are Tesla's self-driving cars? | Tech It Out

Tesla CEO Elon Musk appeared in a San Francisco federal court to defend tweets he posted to his tens of millions of followers in August 2018. The tweets said he had “funding secured” to take his electric vehicle company private for $420 per share, and that “investor support” for such a deal was “confirmed.”

Elon Musk testifies in federal court over Tesla tweet, investors claim tweet costs them in millions

Tesla CEO Elon Musk appeared in a San Francisco federal courtroom on Friday in a trial over a 2018 tweet in which he claimed to have “secured funding” to take Tesla private, a tweet that shareholders allege cost them millions in trading losses, and defended himself by saying that “just because I tweet something does not mean people believe it or will act accordingly”.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk appears in federal court, testifies in class action trial over 2018 tweet

Did Tesla fake its 2016 promotional video promoting its full self-driving car? Turns out, it did. During a deposition, Tesla's Director of autopilot said that the video was staged on Musk's request. Vikram Chandra tells you more.

This World: Why did Tesla fake its 2016 autopilot video?

Tesla is in trouble for a 2016 video by the electric vehicle company showcasing its self-driving technology has come into question after senior engineer's testimony claiming that the video was staged.

Tesla's 2016 video promoting self-driving was staged, engineer testifies

Tesla is in trouble for a 2016 video by Tesla showcasing its self-driving technology has come into question after senior engineer's testimony claiming that the video was staged. The video is still available on Tesla's website shows the car navigating itself while the driver is seen not doing anything.

World Business Watch | Tesla under investigation: Video on self-driving staged, testifies engineer

Elon Musk is on trial this week for potential fraud after tweeting in 2018 that he was poised to take Tesla private. In a federal courtroom in San Francisco, where Tesla CEO Musk was scheduled to be one of those summoned to testify, the selection of jurors who would evaluate the evidence began.

Elon Musk's Tesla trial for alleged fraud over ‘funding secured’ tweet begins

Tesla is in trouble. A 2016 video by Tesla showcasing its self-driving technology came into question after a senior engineer's testimony claimed the video was staged.

Tesla's 2016 video on self-driving tech was staged, says engineer

Tesla has come under attack from the German union IG Metall and lawmakers over claims made by workers at its Brandenburg facility over inappropriate work hours and repression of free speech.

Tesla slammed in Germany by union workers over unreasonable working hours, lack of free speech

Tesla has come under fire from German union IG Metall and politicians over allegations by workers of unreasonable working hours and fears over speaking out at its Brandenburg plant, with some calling for inquiries into the carmaker.

World Business Watch: Tesla under fire in Germany over union concerns on working hours

Tesla has literally launched a price war with its rivals as it announced on Friday (January 13) that it will cut the price of its best-selling electric vehicle (EV) models.

Tesla slashes price of its best-selling electric vehicle models in US, Europe

Zhu Xiaotong, also known as Tom Zhu, smiled in a vest and a black hat with a white "T" for Tesla in a Twitter post celebrating Tesla manufacturing 3,000 Model Ys a week at its Texas factory last month.

Explained: Who is Tom Zhu, Elon Musk's right-hand man at Tesla?

A tweet from Elon Musk indicating that Tesla might allow some owners who are testing a “Full Self-Driving” system to disable an alert that reminds them to keep their hands on the steering wheel has drawn attention from US safety regulators.

World Business Watch: Musk tweet about disabling driver monitoring in Tesla being probed

The United States National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), on Monday, told reporters that the regulatory body is investigating Tesla CEO Elon Musk’s tweet in the context of at least 14 Teslas crashing into emergency vehicles while using its Autopilot driver assist system.

US Feds probe Tesla Autopilot crashes, Musk tweet about disabling monitoring alerts

A Tesla plunged 250 feet off a cliff in San Mateo County, California on Monday, but all the four occupants of the car survived the fall. There were two adults and two children, aged four and seven, in the car at the time of the incident and all of them have been rescued.

Driver of Tesla that fell 250 feet off California cliff arrested; all four occupants survived the fall

Car maker Tesla is in the news again; in what rescuers are calling a pure 'miracle'. Four people were rescued after their car drove off a cliff in Northern California along a rocky george called Devil's Slide.

California: Miracle survival after Tesla car crash, all four passengers rescued successfully

South Korea's antitrust regulator announced that it will impose a 2.85 billion won ($2.2 million) fine on US automaker giant Tesla for "exaggerating range" of its electric vehicles (EVs) on its official local websites in August 2019 until recently, Reuters reported.

South Korea's KFTC fines Tesla $2.2 million for 'exaggerating' driving range of EVs in cold temperature

Tesla, the world's most valuable automaker registered a 40 per cent year-on-year growth in terms of deliveries in 2022, according to the Q4 vehicle production and delivery report published on Monday.

Tesla delivers record number of cars in Q4 but falls short of Wall Street expectations

South Korea’s antitrust regulator said it would impose a 2.85 billion won ($2.2 million) fine on Tesla Inc for failing to tell its customers about the shorter driving range of its electric vehicles (EVs).

World Business Watch: Tesla fined $2.2 mln for exaggerating driving range of EVs

South Korea will fine Tesla Inc. 2.2 million for alleged violations of advertising law. Tesla falsely promoted and exaggerated the driving range and charging speed of its electric cars. Watch further to know more.

WION Fineprint: Tesla fined with 2.2 Million for false advertisement in South Korea

South Korea's antitrust regular fined Tesla 2.85 billion won ($2.2 million) for false advertising, saying the company overstated the range of its cars in cold weather.

Tesla has been slapped with a $2 million fine in South Korea

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