Amid the turmoil at Twitter, Elon Musk appeared before a court in Delaware to defend his 2018 pay package from Tesla - that led to a payout worth billions of dollars. Priyanka Sharma tells you more.

Gravitas: Amid Twitter turmoil, Elon Musk testifies in a trial

Realtors in New Zealand are coming up with exuberant ideas in a desperate bid to sell houses as the real estate market continues to go south, partly thanks to the affordability crisis.

Get ‘brand new Tesla with brand new home’: NZ realtor gets creative to entice buyers

Government data in the United States shows that Tesla informed the auto safety regulators about two more crash fatalities in Model 3 cars linked to advanced driver assistance systems in the month ending October 15, news agency Reuters reported.

Tesla reports two more crash fatalities in Model 3 cars linked to advanced driver assistance system

More than 1,000 Tesla cars have been recalled in Australia over a steering fault issue, days after the video of a horrific car accident in China emerged involving a Tesla Model Y in which two people were killed.

Over 1,000 Teslas recalled in Australia, days after horrific crash in China

Billionaire Elon Musk will be appearing in a Delaware court on Wednesday in a lawsuit regarding his $50 billion pay package as Tesla CEO. The lawsuit was launched by Tesla shareholder Richard Tornetta who said that the package was approved by the board of directors without any due diligence.

Elon Musk to appear in Delaware court for lawsuit over pay package as Tesla CEO

Electric car maker, Tesla, is in a problem once again in the US, where it has disclosed to regulators that two new fatal crashes involved automated driver assist systems. It brought the total to 16 crashes since the government in US required car makers to begin submitting data on such accidents in June

World Business Watch: Tesla tells US regulators of new fatal cars; crashes involve automated driving

Elon Musk worked through the night and slept at Tesla Inc.'s facilities in California and Nevada in 2018, as the business struggled to boost Model 3 production. Musk declared on Monday that he had spent the entire night working at the San Francisco headquarters of Twitter and that he would continue "working & sleeping here" until the social media platform, which he recently paid $44 billion for, was fixed.

Musk's all-nighters at Twitter 'frustrating' Tesla investors

A few weeks ago, a Tesla car crashed into a building in China - killing two people. The video of the crash has gone viral on Chinese social media.

Gravitas: Tesla car crash video shocks China

Tesla has agreed to assist the Chinese police in the investigation of a crash involving one of its Model Y cars. The accident reportedly killed two people and injured three people.

VIDEO: Tesla to 'identify the truth' behind fatal crash involving Model Y in China

Tesla will assist Chinese authorities in investigating a Tesla Model Y crash in China, which killed two and injured three

WION Business News: Tesla to assist police probe into fatal crash that killed two

Elon Musk will face an unexpected adversary in a US court next week. Richard Tornetta, a small Tesla shareholder and drummer for 'Dawn of Correction', a Philadelphia-based thrash metal band who played in concerts in the mid-2000s, has sued Elon Musk's Tesla, calling its pay packet "unfair".

Elon Musk faces trial against heavy metal drummer over $56 billion paycheck

After buying the microblogging site, Twitter, in a $44 billion deal, billionaire Elon Musk has sold additional shares of his company Tesla. According to the Securities and Exchange Commission in the United States, Musk sold 19.5 million shares of Tesla worth 4 billion dollars after taking over Twitter.

WION Business News: Musk sells $4 bn Tesla shares as it hits 2-year low

Tesla cars will soon feature a new tech where the drivers will be able to get the Zoom video call app for their cars. Drivers will be able to take Zoom calls, a feature they are already using on their smartphones and laptops, from the comfort of their private car space.

Zoom video calls on Tesla cars soon to be a reality?

Electric carmaker Tesla, is once again recalling its cars covering just over 40,000, 2017 to 2021 model X and model S vehicles. The reports have said that the affected vehicles could experience a loss of power steering assist when driving on rough roads or after hitting a pothole.

Tesla recalls 40,000 cars over steering issues

Elon Musk sells Tesla shares worth nearly $4 bn after Twitter deal

Tesla aims to start mass production of its Cybertruck at the end of 2023, two years after the initial target for the long-awaited pickup truck Chief Executive Elon Musk unveiled in 2019, two people with knowledge of the plans told Reuters.

Tesla plans mass production start for Cybertruck at end of 2023

Elon Musk has had his hands full ever since formally taking over Twitter earlier this week. While Musk is yet to establish a hierarchy of leaders to take the company forward, he has received a rather amusing system-generated mail from the microblogging platform, leaving the netizens in splits.

'So demanding', says Elon Musk after receiving 'management course' deadline from Twitter

Tesla is recalling a little more than 24,000 US 2017-2022 Model 3 vehicles over a seat belt issue. The Austin-based electric vehicle company said the second-row left seat belt buckle and second-row center seat belt anchor may have been incorrectly reassembled during vehicle service.

Tesla recalls 24K vehicles in the US over seat belt issue

It has finally happened! Musk now owns Twitter

Electric vehicle maker Tesla is recalling nearly 24,000 model 3 electric cars or a seat belt issue. Reports have called the recent recall as a rare real physical one as the earlier recall were just software update.

Tesla recalls 24,000 model 3 cars; seat belt issue leads to Tesla car recall

Tesla is facing a criminal investigation in the US over the claims that the company's electric vehicle can drive themselves. The US Department of Justice launched an undisclosed probe last year - it followed more than a dozen crashes in which some of them were fatal. Watch the video to know more about the probe.

World Business Watch | Self-driving: Tesla faces US criminal probe

Tesla Inc. is the subject of a criminal investigation in the United States for making claims that its electric cars can drive themselves, reports Reuters. Following more than a dozen mishaps, some of which were deadly, involving Tesla's driving assistance system Autopilot, which was turned on during the accidents, the US Department of Justice opened the previously unreported investigation last year, the people said.

Tesla undergoing criminal investigation in US over self-driving claims: Report

Banks that vowed to back Elon Musk's acquisition of Twitter have reportedly begun disbursing a combined $13 billion to finalise the deal. A few hours after Musk visited Twitter's headquarters in San Francisco, California, word of the transfers broke.

Twitter takeover: As Elon Musk visits HQ, banks transact $13 billion in cash for deal

Beijing has lauded Tesla CEO Elon Musk after the latter proposed a special administration zone for Taiwan in an interview. Reportedly, China's ambassador to the United States Qin Gang took to Twitter and heaped praises on the Tesla boss.

Beijing thanks Elon Musk after his suggestion on how to end China-Taiwan tensions

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