Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ:TSLA) has officially ended the one-time payment option for the company's Full Self-Driving (FSD) technology, but some owners could avail the system without the $99/month subscription.

Tesla’s first Cybercab has officially rolled off the production line in Texas, a milestone that Elon Musk shared enthusiastically on social media platform X. A two-passenger, self-driving electric vehicle with no steering wheel or pedals,

xAI's embattled Grok chatbot is coming to Tesla EVs in the UK and Europe.

The most commonly cited reason for the mismatch between the stock's performance and Tesla management's upbeat commentary is the company's weak financial performance. Tesla's total revenue fell 3% year over year in 2025 as automotive revenue sank 10%. Even worse, Tesla's earnings per share tanked 47%.

A Tesla owner says his car tried to drive him into a lake while using the automaker’s latest “Full Self-Driving” software. The incident, captured on video and posted to social media, has gone viral with over 1 million views, adding to a growing list of dangerous FSD edge cases that raise serious questions about the system’s readiness.

The first Cybercab is officially built at Giga Texas, marking a key production milestone as Musk doubles down on pricing and timing

Historical patterns suggest that TSLA remains vulnerable to sudden, steep drops, even amid its broader growth narrative.