The push to electrify transportation includes big developments for heavy-duty vehicles, with an expanding range of zero-emission trucks, buses and service vehicles
General Motors is shifting into overdrive on electric vehicles to carve out a bigger share of that market, with plans for dozens of new models, redeployment of engineers to a dedicated electric vehicle division and committing $27 billion for battery and autonomous technology development to overtake Elon Musk’s Tesla
Nikola, a maker of hydrogen- and battery-powered semis, is set to trade shares on Nasdaq this week after investors approved its reverse merger with VectoIQ
Tesla’s wild ride shows no sign of stopping as Elon Musk’s electric vehicle company stayed profitable for a second-consecutive quarter buoyed by sales of Model 3 sedans and declared 2019 a turning point
The Tesla rollercoaster ride continues as the electric-car maker rebounded from weak delivery results in the year’s first three months to post its best-ever figures for deliveries and production surpassing analysts’ second-quarter expectations and making good on a goal of CEO Elon Musk. Shares rose about 7% in after-hours trading
Tesla’s wild ride shows no sign of stopping as Elon Musk’s electric vehicle company stayed profitable for a second-consecutive quarter buoyed by sales of Model 3 sedans and declared 2019 a turning point
Tesla earnings calls offer more color and less predictability than is the norm for this dry, procedural requirement, but CEO Elon Musk outdid himself Wednesday when he dismissed "boring" questions from equity analysts in favor of an impromptu interview with a Tesla fan
Tesla delivered a second straight quarterly profit for the final months of 2018, a company first, but emphasized that staying in the black through this year's first quarter will be a struggle due to restructuring costs and delayed revenue from overseas sales of Model 3 electric cars. Separately, CFO Deepak Ahuja will be retiring later this year
Nikola, a maker of hydrogen- and battery-powered semis, is set to trade shares on Nasdaq this week after investors approved its reverse merger with VectoIQ
Eight years into life as a public company Tesla remains every bit as volatile as it’s ever been, concluding an unusually woolly quarter with a loss per share that was worse than analysts expected, record production, plans for a Chinese plant and a promise that sustainable profitability is fast approaching
Elon Musk's in trouble for another tweet — and this time, the Securities and Exchange Commission is seeking a ruling that revives the possibility he could lose his Tesla CEO job
Tesla has entered a dangerous phase in its relatively short life, shifting from a company many believed had vast long-term growth potential to a “distressed-credit and restructuring” story, according to an influential Wall Street analyst
General Motors is shifting into overdrive on electric vehicles to carve out a bigger share of that market, with plans for dozens of new models, redeployment of engineers to a dedicated electric vehicle division and committing $27 billion for battery and autonomous technology development to overtake Elon Musk’s Tesla
Two days after Tesla delivered a record $312 million profit for the third quarter that far outstripped analysts’ expectations the electric-car maker that’s had more than its share of drama this year is contending with a new headache: a federal probe into whether it broke the law by misstating Model 3 production goals
General Motors is shifting into overdrive on electric vehicles to carve out a bigger share of that market, with plans for dozens of new models, redeployment of engineers to a dedicated electric vehicle division and committing $27 billion for battery and autonomous technology development to overtake Elon Musk’s Tesla
The Tesla rollercoaster ride continues as the electric-car maker rebounded from weak delivery results in the year’s first three months to post its best-ever figures for deliveries and production surpassing analysts’ second-quarter expectations and making good on a goal of CEO Elon Musk. Shares rose about 7% in after-hours trading
Elon Musk's in trouble for another tweet — and this time, the Securities and Exchange Commission is seeking a ruling that revives the possibility he could lose his Tesla CEO job
Tesla earnings calls offer more color and less predictability than is the norm for this dry, procedural requirement, but CEO Elon Musk outdid himself Wednesday when he dismissed "boring" questions from equity analysts in favor of an impromptu interview with a Tesla fan
Tesla delivered a second straight quarterly profit for the final months of 2018, a company first, but emphasized that staying in the black through this year's first quarter will be a struggle due to restructuring costs and delayed revenue from overseas sales of Model 3 electric cars. Separately, CFO Deepak Ahuja will be retiring later this year
Eight years into life as a public company Tesla remains every bit as volatile as it’s ever been, concluding an unusually woolly quarter with a loss per share that was worse than analysts expected, record production, plans for a Chinese plant and a promise that sustainable profitability is fast approaching
Nikola, a maker of hydrogen- and battery-powered semis, is set to trade shares on Nasdaq this week after investors approved its reverse merger with VectoIQ
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