U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and chief trade negotiator Jamieson Greer will meet China's top economic official He ...

Tesla opened the order books for the Model Y LR RWD in the US, with a price tag of $44,990 and 357 miles of range, but ...

The world's fastest growing automaker, a leader among internal combustion engines, and the brand that changed the ...

Tesla has removed the option for purchases of new Model S and Model X vehicles on its China website as trade tensions between the world’s two largest economies escalate.

Tesla has stopped taking orders for its Model S and Model X flagship electric vehicles in China – seemingly in reaction to new tariffs. In China, Tesla produces Model 3 and Model Y vehicles ...

It triumphs not only over the Model Y but also over the Model S and Model X. Tesla's flagship Model S saw its reliability slip slightly in 2025. It now holds a Quality & Reliability score of 73/ ...

Tesla Model X receives its first-ever complete detailing, unveiling an incredible transformation. After months of neglect, this electric car was in desperate need of a deep clean. The weather floor ...

The best example is Tesla, which produces most of its cars locally in the US, China, and Europe. However, not all, with the Model S and Model X only produced at its factory in Fremont. That's why ...

Tesla (TSLA, Financials) has quietly stopped taking new orders for its Model S and Model X in China, just as tensions between Washington and Beijing reignite over tariffs. Chinese users visiting ...

Tesla's factory in Shanghai only produces the carmaker's more affordable models, with the Model S and X imported from the U.S.

If the tariffs remain in place, Tesla could see permanently lower sales of Model S and Model X vehicles. Lower deliveries also reduce Tesla’s total addressable market for its ancillary products ...

Not too long ago, after the election, somebody keyed my Tesla Model Y, and I was like, "OK, that's no big deal." I live in California, which is a Democratic state, and so I kind of figured that ...