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Tesla changes lease policy, didn’t use old cars as robotaxis
Tesla instituted that policy for Model 3 leases starting in 2019 and later expanded it to the Model Y until changing the policy last November. But Tesla is not currently sitting on a fleet of several hundred thousand ex-lease autonomous Models 3 and Y, and as of today there exists no actual Tesla ride-hailing network.
Exclusive-Musk Took Leased Cars Back So Tesla Could Use Them as 'Robotaxis.' Instead, Tesla Sold Them
The policy started in 2019, when Tesla announced that customers could lease its mass-market Model 3 sedans but would have to return them, at the end of the lease, for use in Tesla's planned "robotaxi" network.
Daimler Truck is waiting to see how the eHGV compares with its critically acclaimed Mercedes-Benz eActros 600.
Tesla appears significantly overvalued even as a tech firm, with weak comps to Apple and multiple downside risks looming.
Robyn Denholm sold Tesla stock in recent months while Elon Musk, the chief executive she oversees, worked for President Trump ...
Robyn Denholm has earned five times as much as UnitedHealth Group's Stephen Hemsley, the next non-executive chair most prone ...
Tesla has lost its director in charge of mechanical engineering for its energy products: Supercharger, Powerwall, and ...
Daniel Loeb’s Third Point sold off its stakes in electric-vehicle maker Tesla Inc. and social-media giant Meta Platforms Inc.
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The chair of Tesla sold more than $230 million in company stock since Elon Musk’s endorsement of Donald Trump alienated car ...
Thanks to its success in the auto industry, Tesla has become one of the most valuable businesses in the world. But the ...
Tesla investors had pinned their hopes on a refresh of the company's flagship compact SUV to reinvigorate sales. But ...
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