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Tesla Faces Escalating Union Dispute, Investors Expressed Concern
Tesla's escalating union dispute draws attention from major investors. Leading pension funds and asset managers, responsible for trillions in assets, have recently contacted Tesla's CEO, Elon Musk, urging a change in course.
By Dabbie Davis
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Tesla Cybertruck Navigates the Intersection of Innovation and Trust in Elon Musk's Quest to Broaden Brand Influence
The Tesla Cybertruck balances trust and innovation in the ever-changing automobile industry. Tesla's dualism under Elon Musk is shown by this unique vehicle's varied opinions four years after its announcement.
By Dabbie Davis
Top Brand Consultancy Agency Releases Dominant Automotive Brands and Trends of 2023
Vehicles come and go. However, there are brands that stay famous among car enthusiasts, simple average earners, and one who dreams of owning a unit in the near future.
By Dabbie Davis
Electric Evolution: Tesla Meets Toyota in the Automotive Arena
With technology bringing new cars in the market, the quest to become the top manufacturer of electric vehicles and hybrids goes on. Tesla and Toyota go head to head to ensure their visions become reality-but with a twist, outsmarting the other.
By Dabbie Davis
Tesla Anticipates Congestion, Implements Extra Fee for Upcoming Holiday Travel Season
Tesla electric vehicle owners face changes with Supercharger Fees. The new fee Tesla's answer to congestion issues. Find more about it.
By Dabbie Davis
Judge Finds Elon Musk Guilty Over Tesla’s Faulty Autopilot System
Judge Reid Scott has approved the 2019 lawsuit against Tesla to go to trial. The lawsuit, related to Jeremy Banner's fatal crash with a Tesla Model 3 using Autopilot, claims Tesla was very careless and misleading about how good the Autopilot system was.
By Dabbie Davis
Tesla Takes Pride in Its Own Car Insurance, Customers Say Otherwise
Elon Musk leads TESLA in another milestone, an in-house car insurance. Their company holds promise for clients yet as the operations continues challenges were faced.
By Dabbie Davis
