Apparently Tesla's robotaxi reveal is upon us, which is either a watershed moment for self-driving or a total flop.

A crowd of roughly 150 people protested for an 18th consecutive weekend outside Tesla's Golden Valley, Minnesota, car dealership Saturday.

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Global figures show the number of buyers who placed Tesla as their top brand fell to 18 percent last year, down from 23 percent in 2022. Looking just at US buyers, the number placing Tesla first dropped from 38 percent to 29 percent, and in Europe it slumped from 20 to 15 percent.

Tesla sales have plummeted in the province of Québec, with just 96 new Model 3 cars registered in the first three months of 2025.

Tesla sales are falling and the brand is being trashed around the world in the wake of Musk's foray into politics. But in Australia, there is hope.

Tesla is currently testing its self-driving Model Y cars in Austin, and residents may see the launch of the EV-maker's robotaxi in June.

A covered prototype that looks like a smaller Model Y has been tested at the Tesla Fremont proving ground, fueling talks about the upcoming affordable EV

Tesla’s stock is rallying as investors cheer a return of Elon Musk as a full-time CEO, and is fast approaching a key chart level that if cleared could target a return to record levels.

Elon Musk's influence at the White House appeared to wane amid complaints from cabinet members about his approach. He also faced pressure from shareholders worried that his political role was becoming a liability for his companies.

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