Author: Steven Loveday

Tesla's price cuts seem to be working, and now the EV maker may have a reason to max out production at Giga Shanghai.

Some say Tesla started a price war in the EV segment, and now GM is following Ford by following suit.

GM's investment will help develop the largest known source of lithium in the US, and GM will get sole access to Phase 1 production.

Ford is following suit by lowering prices on the Mustang Mach-E and boosting production, but VW will focus on reliability and profits.

Thankfully, the person who discovered and shared the bug didn't have bad intentions, but EA isn't happy about the access.

Tesla has emptied the large volume of EVs at Shanghai's Nangang terminal. There's literally not a single Tesla left at the port.

The Sacramento fire department noted that it took 6,000 gallons of water to put out the blaze, which kept reigniting.

Tesla has kept 83% of its first-time owners and has the lowest number of customers who buy once and then leave for rival brands.

Tesla typically pushes hardest at the end of the quarter and the end of the year, but this year it's pulling out the stops up front.

Tesla has completed the demolition of existing Model 3 equipment, started installing new lines, and filed for revisions.