At this point, it’s hard to know whether Tesla CEO Elon Musk is being serious or not when he tweets one of his crazy ideas.

Whenever Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla, speaks or tweets, the world takes notice. Recently, he did just that reaffirming that he plans on bringing an electric pickup truck to market.

Marketing agency Digital Third Coast and automotive products company Golden Eagle recently surveyed 2,000 Americans to find out what their dream cars were, and came back with interesting results.

It appears the Tesla Model 3 remains in ‘production hell’.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk has said the company will put a pickup truck into production following the arrival of the Model Y crossover.

There’s a Tesla Model S limo that is 90 percent complete for sale on eBay.

It doesn’t matter if you’re launching rockets into space or developing electric cars, mistakes still happen on social media.

Noted Wall Street short seller Jim Chanos recently told CNBC he thinks Tesla’s stock is “worthless.”

A recent report from Korean news publication ET News indicates there’s a global cylindrical battery cell shortage, and that it has been spurred on by Tesla’s Gigafactory.

The Tesla Model 3 has received a working odometer and FM radio through an over-the-air update, reports indicate.

Tesla isn’t just popular on the internet and in the U.S., the American automaker is the best-selling brand in major markets around the world.

Toyota loves hybrids and plug-in hybrids, but the Japanese automaker still isn’t convinced electric vehicles are the way of the future.

The second-generation Tesla Roadster may be the car of the moment, but the Rimac Concept One is the true pioneer of electric supercars. 

When the Tesla Roadster arrives in 2020, it could be one of, if not the fastest electric performance cars on offer. We say ‘one of’ because Tesla isn’t alone here – there are a few companies with some very exciting performance EVs in the pipeline.

The Tesla Semi debuted earlier this month with some very impressive specifications. 

Tesla might be getting its feet wet and looking to compete against Porsche Design with its own lineup of accessories.

It appears Tesla is going to start delivering Model 3 units to preorder customers.

In an on-air interview Friday with CNBC’s Power Lunch, former General Motors executive Bob Lutz claimed American electric vehicle maker Tesla is “going out of business.”

The 2020 Tesla Roadster has already made quite the statement with its claimed zero-to-60 mph time of 1.9 seconds.

We had been anticipating this for quite a while and finally yesterday, Elon Musk revealed the Tesla Semi, the company’s attempt at redefining the idea of what a truck is.

Elon Musk yesterday gave us quite the shocker by unexpectedly revealing the new Tesla Roadster alongside the automaker’s first-ever semi truck. The sports car, which features some downright insane performance numbers, is due to arrive in 2020. 

Tesla made waves last night with the debut of its first-ever semi truck and its second-generation Roadster sports car, but those weren’t the only new Tesla products shown.

At an event where Tesla unveiled something big in a new all-electric big rig, the brand also took the chance to reinvent its smallest car, the Tesla Roadster. 

This week, Elon Musk claimed that Tesla’s semi truck will be so impressive that it will “blow your mind clear out of your skull and into another dimension,” when it debuts this Thursday.

Tesla has purchased Perbix – a manufacturer of automated machines often used in the production of vehicles. 

According to a recent report, Tesla‘s director of battery engineering left the company in recent weeks.

Tesla is struggling to meet production targets with the Model 3, and the automaker is turning to drastic, unorthodox methods to get vehicles to consumers quickly.

Following another record sales month for the Chevrolet Bolt, the Tesla Model 3 is still languishing down in low volume territory.

Tesla has just posted a $619-million loss this quarter, the biggest quarterly loss in its history.

The biggest news to come out of the 2017 SEMA Show this week was Fiat Chrysler’s announcement that it will finally begin to sell its 707-horsepower Hellcat V8 in crate engine form. This got us thinking – if price and logistics were no object, what would we drop the venerable 6.2-liter supercharged V8 into?

Dutch coachbuilder RemetzCar has announced it will make a Tesla Model S ‘shooting brake’ wagon.

After 55 referrals, Ben Sullins has won a free next-generation Tesla Roadster.

Hota Industrial Manufacturing Co., a Taiwan-based automotive components supplier, has allegedly been instructed cut back its parts production for Tesla from 5,000 units a week to 3,000.

In January, Tesla announced that all Model S and Model X vehicles would be sold with eight cameras, a radar system, 12 ultrasonic sensors and a high-power computer, allowing them to drive autonomously.

Tesla has announced it will end its $1,000 credit referral program for new Model S and Model X owners.

The 2017 Consumer Reports Annual Reliability Survey has been released.

Tesla will set up a manufacturing base in China without a local manufacturing partner in the country, sources close to the matter told The Wall Street Journal.

Which automotive brands are projected to be the most unreliable this year? Here are the 10 biggest offenders, according to Consumer Reports.

Consumer Reports just released its Annual Auto Reliability Survey, which predicts the dependability of every new vehicle on sale today.

Tesla isn’t very happy that Consumer Reports gave the Model 3 a Predicted Reliability rating without even testing the car.

Volvo and parent company Geely have announced an investment of $756 million USD in the newly repositioned Polestar electric vehicle brand.

Tesla fired hundreds of employees last week following an internal performance review of the company. 

Tesla is recalling approximately 11,000 Model X SUVs to address an issue with their seats.

One General Motors executive says Tesla‘s vehicles aren’t capable of level five autonomous driving.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk has come a long way since his days at Paypal.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk has announced the company’s semi-truck won’t be revealed until November 16.

Slashing nearly 500 pounds from the Tesla Model S has resulted in a crazy 10.41-second quarter-mile time.

The Tesla semi truck may have been spotted ahead of its reveal. 

Only 220 Tesla Model 3 units were delivered in the last quarter.

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The Tesla Model 3 will boost sales.

The current base model Tesla Model S will soon be discontinued.

It looks as though Tesla is pursuing mobile battery swap technology for its cars. 

The BMW 3 Series is one of the best-selling luxury cars in the world, but one market analyst thinks the release of the Tesla Model 3 will cause sales of the compact four-door to “go to zero.” 

The Tesla semi-truck will be unveiled on October 26th, company founder Elon Musk revealed in a Tweet yesterday.

Tesla has helped some owners escape Hurricane Irma by remotely extending the range on some of its vehicles.

The Tesla Model 3 returns the best MPGe for EVs offering over 200 miles of range.