The vehicle was first spotted in drone footage of Tesla's Giga Factory in Texas, covered in a protective sheet between two Model Y SUVs, shared by YouTuber Joe Tegtmeyer on August 29. The unknown ...

Big things are happening deep in the heart of Texas! Tesla’s Gigafactory near Austin is undergoing a massive expansion — and it’s reshaping the future of electric vehicle production in the U.S. This ...

Samsung has made a major play this week to bolster its chip business in the US with the help of Tesla. The two firms have signed a $16.5 billion deal that will have Samsung’s Taylor, Texas factory ...

Tesla’s long-teased robotaxi project has moved from renderings to real-world hardware, with a Cybercab prototype now running ...

Tesla faces declining core business performance, with Q3 net income down 37% and operating margins falling sharply year-over-year. Automotive gross margins have compressed significantly, while energy ...

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Shares in Samsung Electronics eked out small gains on July 29, following a sharp rally the previous day after the South Korean technology company clinched a $16.5 billion deal to supply artificial ...

Tesla CEO Elon Musk said late on Sunday that Samsung’s new chip factory in Taylor, Texas, would make Tesla’s next-generation AI6 chip. This could re-energize Samsung’s project, which has faced long ...

In 2020, Travis County, Texas, promised Tesla a wonderful treat: 20 years of tax rebates for the company’s massive Texas Gigafactory, which was yet to be built there at the time. Presently, that ...

The factory was the centerpiece of former Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s “Buffalo Billion” initiative, and the biggest investment in his ...

(Reuters) -Tesla has signed a $16.5 billion deal to source chips from Samsung Electronics, a move that could bolster the South Korean tech giant's unprofitable contract business but is unlikely to ...

AUSTIN, Texas — A former employee at Austin's Tesla Gigafactory has filed a lawsuit alleging she was wrongfully fired after an injury, in violation of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).