Shares of electric vehicle stocks started off on the right foot this week after reports emerged that President Trump's administration will look to lessen regulatory burdens for autonomous driving.

Demand for a taxpayer-funded program that pays consumers to buy electric and fuel cell vehicles is skyrocketing amid uncertainty about the future of state and federal incentives aimed ...

Australian airline Qantas has announced plans to launch ultra long-haul flying in 2026. Meanwhile, the UK economy could take an almost 1% hit as a result of Donald Trump's potential new tariff scheme, ...

President-elect Trump will likely ax the EV tax credit, a proviso of the Inflation Reduction Act, upon taking office in ...

Tesla is offering three months of free Supercharging and FSD to customers taking deliveries of a new vehicle by the end of ...

The incoming second Trump administration has prioritized new rules that could stand to benefit Tesla more than others.

The $7,500 EV tax credit could end early under the Trump administration, potentially aiding Tesla by limiting competition.

Tesla prominently features the $7,500 federal tax credit on its inventory page as an instant discount, making its EVs more ...

Tesla’s market share may rise as competitors face financial constraints. See why TSLA stock is positioned for potential ...

“ If new rules enable cars without human controls, it will directly benefit Elon Musk, the Tesla Inc. CEO and Trump ...

That kicks off this Monday edition of Critical Materials, our morning roundup of tech and auto industry news. Also on tap: the new Trump administration has big plans for autonomous cars, and General ...