Data logs from Tesla CEO Elon Musk prove New York Times reporter John Broder fabricated information in his article. Learn all about the scandal here.

Tesla's adjusted 2012 revenue falls in the range between $400 million and $440 million, an enormous fall from the initial estimate of $150 million to $600 million in annual revenue.

"Tesla's Supercharger network is a game changer for electric vehicles, providing long distance travel that has a level of convenience equivalent to gasoline cars for all practical purposes"

What does Nobuhiro "Monster" Tajima think about the Model S? Seriously impressed!

Following the critical acclaim of its latest Tesla Model S electric sedan, Elon Musk is ready to announce Tesla's next mission: an all-electric supercar

Think the plug-in hybrid/electric vehicle industry is all about flowers, rainbows, and friendship? Think again -- the EV automakers are at each other's throats.

Tesla suffers a net loss totaling $105.6 million, up from $58.9 million the year before.

According to a report written by Wunderlich Securities Inc. analyst Theodore O'Neill, Tesla will reduce its third-quarter Model S production output from 1,000 units to only 500.

An all-new 440-volt fast-charge system from Tesla will fully charge the 85 kWh battery in just an hour.

Elon Musk expects a rapid climb in sales growth to more than 20,000 Tesla vehicle sales for 2013.

Following May sales, analysts have been less than pleased with the results despite strong sales numbers from automakers across the board. Bucking the reports are two vehicles, the Fiat 500 Abarth hot hatch and the Tesla Model S Signature Series, both of which announced today that its entire lot has been sold.

Tesla Motors just released the first segment of its "Inside Tesla" video series. At the forefront of all-electric vehicle propulsion, the "Inside Tesla" series shares a glimpse of just what it takes to produce Tesla's latest Model S sedan as the company begins to count down the days to Model S customer delivery.

Tesla has announced that customer delivery of the Model S, the company's first premium electric sedan, will begin on June 22nd 2012. To celebrate the occasion, select customers will be invited to receive their new cars at a private event held in Tesla's Fremont, California factory.