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We turn now to teslas massive recall of nearly 363,000 cars that are equipped with the full-serve driving feature. the company is citing concerns of a possible crash risk. >> cnns gabe cohen is following the developments here. been watching the tesla stock price slide since this announcement. what more are we learning about there recall? >> reporter: included in these nearly 363,000 teslas being recalled are a portion of all four of their models. its because of this software, this full self-driv...

A Tesla driver was on the highway when he noticed "heavy black smoke" coming from the car's undercarriage, officials said.

Tesla buyers across the United States are upset with the companys recent price cuts which are also starting to impact second-hand vehicles

After the price cut, the long-range version of the Model Y will qualify. 'SHOT ACROSS BOW' Shares in U.S. pre-market trading were lower, as investors worried the move might erode bumper margins, particularly as competition intensifies, even if it boosts sales volumes. Wedbush analyst Dan Ives said the move could boost global deliveries by 12-15% this year and shows Musk on the offensive.

While car makers are increasingly concerned about electrification, technology and connectivity, safety remains right at the forefront when a vehicle is being de...

The Thanksgiving Day crash injured nine people, including a two-year-old child, and left traffic stopped for more than an hour.

Even amid lower-than-anticipated vehicle production and delivery numbers to cap off 2022, Tesla still has the faith of some investors for 2023.

Tesla Model S and X owners can now run Steam games in their vehicles. Tesla Model S and X owners can now run Steam games in their vehicles. As part of Tesla's holiday update, the car company is rolling out Steam integration for the latest versions of its Model S and X electronic vehicles (EVs), according to Engadget.

Tesla owners are now able to deploy an update to their vehicles that enhances their user experience when they are in or out of their Model 3, Model X, Model S or Model Y.

Tesla is recalling more than 80,000 cars in China because of software and seat belt problems, adding to a string of recalls that have beset the carmaker recently.