One analyst believes Tesla could have the most to lose from a shift in regulations, and may see its profits slashed by $3.2 billion

Donald Trump’s presidency could mean big policy shifts in tax and other incentives for EV makers and consumers. Tariffs further complicate production, sales.

A highly decorated Army soldier who fatally shot himself just before an explosion of a Tesla Cybertruck at the Trump hotel in Las Vegas left a note saying it was a stunt to serve as “wake up call” for the country’s ills.

Electric vehicle demand is expected to keep rising this year, but uncertainty over policy changes and tariffs is clouding the forecast.

The profitability of Tesla Inc. could be severely impacted under the second Trump administration, with a potential 40% decrease.

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The surface level answer is that the U.S. completed its presidential election, with Republican candidate Donald Trump winning the race and returning to Washington for a second stint in the Oval Office. However, the more nuanced answer lies in Tesla CEO Elon Musk's newfound relationship with president-elect Trump.

Tesla shareholders may want to begin paying attention to who is really running the EV giant, one prominent investor says.

Fresh from pouring his money and energies into helping Donald Trump win re-election, Elon Musk has trained his sights on Europe.

The people set to shape tech policy in Trump’s administration have embraced Musk and joined in bashing big social-media firms.