Elon Musk denies that State Dept is buying $400M worth of Tesla Cybertrucks
Elon Musk has denied that the U.S. government will purchase $400m worth of Tesla Cybertrucks. The billionaire jumped on X to deny the allegations, as it was widely reported on Wednesday that the Trump administration intended to spend $400m on “armored” Tesla electric vehicles in one of the State Department’s biggest contracts of 2025.
A former Tesla Model X Plaid owner traded their problem-plagued $141,000 flagship for a Rivian R1S, citing the Model X's ...
Tesla is offering free Supercharging on new Model X purchases and leases. The company also hiked the starting price of the ...
Weak sales, Trump tariffs and the actions of their eccentric CEO could all be taking a toll on the electric vehicle powerhouse.
Tesla added $5,000 to the sticker price of the Model X, a move that many believe is meant to signal it's pulling the plug on ...
WASHINGTON (AP) — Elon Musk has long railed against the U.S. government, saying a crushing number of federal investigations ...
China's BYD for the first time sold more EVs in Britain than Tesla over a month. In January, the Far East relative newcomer ...
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Tesla prices surge by £14,000 despite slumping electric car sales and criticism of Elon MuskPrices of new Tesla models around the world are rising as drivers face massive cost hikes for new electric vehicles. Drivers ...
Tesla posted lower sales across five EU countries as competitors with newer models gained and polls show public opinion ...
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