Tesla Stock News

Tesla first took the wraps off the Cybertruck in 2019.

A couple of Cathie Wood''s ARK Invest exchange-traded funds sold nearly 90,000 shares of Tesla on January 13.

Cryptocurrency with shiba inu dog meme rises 15% after billionaires tweet about merchandise

Tesla made some of its merchandise available for purchase with dogecoin; Major bank earnings are rolling in.

NASDAQ: LCID fell lower for the third time in the past four days this week, as the NASDAQ index continued to see volatility during Thursdays session.

Stock futures edge higher with bank earnings and retail sales in focus; U.S. casino shares surge as Macau clarifies gaming license rules; Tesla Cybertruck could be delayed until 2023, Reuters reports; President Biden proposes historically diverse set of Fed nominees and tennis star Novak Djokovic has his Austrian visa revoked by immigration authorities.

Tesla now lets customers buy its merchandise using Dogecoin. Its unclear if or when Tesla might accept payment for its vehicles in Dogecoin, which Musk has previously said may be his favorite cryptocurrency.

Tesla and BYD remained market leaders in China''s electric car market last year, while new competitors emerged, according to the China Passenger Car Association.

Musk had tweeted in December saying Tesla will accept dogecoin as payment for merchandise on a test basis.

Reuters with the Tesla report, citing an unnamed person familiar with the matter: The person said the delay comes as Tesla is changing features and functions of the electric pickup to make a compelling product as competition heats up in the segment. Tesla is expected to make limit

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Tesla Owners Have "Buyers Remorse" As Cold Weather Knocks Out Heat Some Tesla owners in North America are experiencing a complete loss of cabin heat as temperatures dive below freezing. The problem appears to be a faulty heat pump, leaving some people in a life-in-death situation as they could freeze to death. CTV News reports issues with in-cabin heating are isolated to Tesla''s Model 3 and Model Y electric vehicles. The problem began in Canada''s prairie provinces around mid-December, which is about the time a cold weather pattern moved into the region. Kelly Gibbons, who owns a 2022 Model 3, told CTV, "one day when it was -12°C in the cabin, I was just shivering , and seems like the only fix that I can get is if I pull over at the side of the highway." "Worst case scenario, I might just have to start looking for another vehicle," Kelly said. Other drivers have complained about failing heat pumps. People are tweeting images of their dashboard that show an alert that reads, "Cabin climate control system requires service -- Cabin heating/cooling limited or unavailable." Well @elonmusk having some buyers remorse.

Chinese electric carmakers like Xpeng to Nio are turning to chips from Nvidia to power their semi-autonomous driving systems to ramp up competition with Tesla.

The world''s top electric car maker produces electric sedans and sport utility vehicles but has missed out on the pickup truck segment

By Hyunjoo Jin San Francisco (Reuters) Canadas auto safety regulator said on Thursday it has opened an investigation into the heating system of Tesla Model 3 and Model Y vehicles following 16 consumer complaints about its performance during cold weather.