Tesla’s earnings report yesterday was something of a mixed bag. While the company posted its largest quarterly loss in history, the good news is that the loss wasn’t quite as steep as analysts on Wall St. were anticipating. What’s more, Tesla’s financials indicate that interest in the Tesla Semi and next-gen Roadster is incredibly strong. …
Tesla CEO Elon Musk is never afraid to dream big, but sometimes even Musk has to be forced to scale back some of his more ambitious plans. So it goes with Tesla’s Model Y, a crossover vehicle Musk has been teasing for quite some time now. While we still don’t know too much about the …
Deliveries of Tesla’s Model S and Model X during the second quarter of 2017 weren’t as strong as some analysts were anticipating, with the company announcing that it delivered 22,000 vehicles over the last three months. The figure was a tad lower than the 25,000 vehicles Tesla delivered during the first quarter of 2017. Still, …
Tesla currently has all hands on deck as it prepares to begin mass production on the Model 3, but Elon Musk and co. certainly aren’t resting on their laurels. On the contrary, Tesla is planning to introduce a number of new vehicles in the coming years, including a revamped Roadster and a pickup truck. Also …
A few years ago, the Model 3 represented the culmination of Tesla’s automotive ambitions. These days, Tesla’s product roadmap is far more varied and expansive. Over the next few years, once Model 3 production is off and running, Tesla plans to release four brand new vehicles, including a newly designed Roadster, a semi-truck, a pickup …
Over the next few months, Tesla will have all-hands-on-deck as it attempts to meet its ambitious delivery deadline for the Model 3. If all goes according to plan, mass production on the Model 3 will begin in July with deliveries slated to begin before the end of the year. Tesla’s plans for EV domination, however, …
As Tesla has grown more successful with each passing year, the company’s plans for EV domination has become far more ambitious. Initially, Tesla’s plan consisted of releasing the Roadster to fund development of the Model S and to then use those Model S profits to fund the design and manufacturing process of the Model 3. …
Tesla’s long-term strategy for electric car domination may be grander than we previously realized. While Tesla’s plan to roll out a mass produced and affordable electric car — dubbed the Model 3 — is already widely known, Elon Musk a few days back may have inadvertently spilled the beans on another car Tesla is planning to …
