Tesla and its competitors in the electric vehicle market dominate debate over the future of cars and recharging networks, but there's another kind of green transportation making inroads, based on the planet's most abundant resource: hydrogen.
AutoNation CEO Mike Jackson criticized Tesla CEO Elon Musk's marketing of his autonomous vehicles as well as his practice of taking orders on the Model 3.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk is "overpromising" on autonomous vehicles, AutoNation CEO Mike Jackson says.
Tesla announced Friday it is beginning delivery of the Model 3 in China, at least a week earlier than expected.
The second SpaceX launch of 2019 sent a hodgepodge trio of spacecraft into orbit, including an Israeli spacecraft that represents the first privately-funded lunar mission.
Consumer Reports pulls its recommendation for Tesla's Model 3 vehicle due to a number of issues. CNBC's Phil LeBeau reports.
A new report, based in part on the reviews of thousands of vehicle owners, raises questions about the reliability of Tesla's Model 3.
Bob Greifeld, former Nasdaq chairman and CEO, joins "Squawk Box" to give his perspective on Lyft's plan to go public in March, the new rule the SEC is considering and Elon Musk's use of Twitter.
Phil Lebeau reports on the departure of Tesla's general counsel, an addition to a growing list of executives to depart the automaker under the leadership of CEO Elon Musk. Joseph Osha of JMP Securities and Craig Irwin of Roth Capital debate whether Tesla's business will continue to be successful.
Karl Brauer of Cox Automotive told CNBC he suspects Elon Musk is misleading people about how far along Tesla is in self-driving technology.
Karl Brauer of Kelley Blue Book, and CNBC's Phil LeBeau join 'The Exchange' to discuss their expectations for Tesla after Tesla CEO Elon Musk tweeted his plans for the company.
The timing of the report that Tesla may be starting a Model 3 leasing program could be a sign that falling federal credits are hurting demand for the cars, CFRA analyst Garrett Nelson says.
"Crypto is a far better way to transfer value," Musk said on the "FYI — For Your Innovation" podcast.
CNBC's Phil LeBeau reports on turnover in Tesla as General Counsel Dane Butswinkas resigns after just two months on the job.
Feb 20- Tesla Inc said on Wednesday its general counsel Dane Butswinkas is leaving the electric carmaker just two months into the job, the latest in a string of top-level departures at the company. Tesla hired Butswinkas as an outside counsel last year to help settle a case with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission after Musk tweeted that he had secured...
Tesla is experiencing the same kind of skepticism that Amazon faced in its early days, says ARK Invest chief Cathie Wood.
In a continuation of Tesla's trend of leadership turnover, General Counsel Dane Butswinkas is leaving the company. Gene Munster of Loup Ventures joins "Squawk Box" with his analysis on the news.
In a continuation of Tesla's trend of leadership turnover, General Counsel Dane Butswinkas is leaving the company. CNBC's Phil LeBeau reports.
Tesla is "quite possibly going to get bought out" by a large tech player like Apple, according to one fund manager.
Tesla's current vice president of legal will take over Butswinka's position, effective Wednesday.
Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway is betting on companies like Apple, Goldman Sachs and American Express for the long run.
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Tesla and its competitors in the electric vehicle market dominate debate over the future of cars and recharging networks, but there's another kind of green transportation making inroads, based on the planet's most abundant resource: hydrogen.
The largest U.S. automaker is taking another step toward broadening its portfolio as concerns grow that car ownership may wane.
The highly profitable pickup truck market is the next to be revolutionized by electric vehicles, Morgan Stanley says.
Traditionally fierce rivals, BMW and Daimler are teaming up to challenge a new wave of high-tech competitors, such as Uber and Alphabet's Waymo unit, by launching five mobility services joint ventures.
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