Tesla is producing a final invite-only Signature Series run of 250 Model S and 100 Model X Plaid vehicles in exclusive Garnet Red with gold accents. The Model X starts at $159,420.

Software is now where car brands are really fighting for an edge. And the company out in front isn’t the one most people expect.

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This could be just the first step in broader EU approval.

Analysts at Bank of America and Morgan Stanley recently provided constructive outlooks for Tesla's autonomous driving business.

Investor Ross Gerber of Gerber Kawasaki thinks that Tesla’s rumored affordable model would be a Cybercab fit with driver inputs. A Cybercab With A Steering Wheel In a post on X on Thursday, Gerber quoted a report by Reuters that shed light on a possible affordable vehicle being developed by the EV giant.

The CEO said Tesla only has "a few hundred" units left of its flagship cars. It comes amid a move toward robotics and self-driving cars.

The Netherlands' decision now goes to the European Commission for full authorization.

Investors need proof that Tesla’s driverless technology is improving in order to justify the stock price, Morgan Stanley says.