Tesla is voluntarily recalling about 3 million vehicles in China due to safety concerns with electronically operated doorhandles and driver attention monitoring systems. The doorhandle issue can prevent occupants from escaping quickly after severe collisions, while the driver monitoring recall aims to improve attentiveness during partial automation. The recall affects Model 3, Model Y, Model S, and Model X vehicles made or imported between March 2019 and April 2026. Tesla will update software over-the-air and add warning labels, reflecting growing regulatory scrutiny and competition in China's EV market.
Tesla delivered a record 480,126 vehicles but saw its operating margin drop to 1.4% amid heavy investment in R&D and new projects like Optimus and AI compute. Meanwhile, SpaceX, after its $85.7 billion IPO, grew revenue by 92% year-over-year, driven ...
Tesla reported a 26% year-over-year revenue increase despite a 23% drop in its stock price this year. The company remains a leader in the electric vehicle market, supported by growth opportunities in robotaxi, robotics, and AI sectors. However, Tesla...
Tesla has removed all public references to its solar roof product from its website, effectively ending the initiative. The solar roof, introduced nearly a decade ago as a luxury integrated solar solution, struggled with high costs, production issues,...
Tesla's stock rose 4% following announcements of a European launch event for its all-electric Semi truck and regulatory approval for robotaxi permits in Las Vegas, extending its autonomous vehicle footprint. This rally contrasts with a significant re...
Chinese regulators have mandated Tesla to recall about 2.98 million vehicles, the largest recall ever for Tesla and in China, due to issues with emergency door releases that may be hard to find after crashes or power failures. Additionally, 2.74 mill...
