Some Tesla models now feature Grok, an AI assistant with a controversial track record. Could putting AI in the driver’s seat be a dangerous move?

Tesla stock rallied higher on Monday, extending a broader rebound that has unfolded despite a deteriorating backdrop for the company’s core automotive business. The EV stock’s year-to-date gains continue to lag the S&P 500,

Tesla’s vice president of AI software Ashok Elluswamy told engineers working on Autopilot, the Optimus humanoid robot, and the company’s nascent Robotaxi fleet. This statement during the nearly two-hour all-hands meeting was more than a moral jolt;

Ford sees a way to profit from the AI boom by playing more into energy storage. The move has worked well for Tesla.

Tesla's surge on autonomy and robotics optimism puts ETFs like BOTZ, ROBO, ARKQ in focus, offering diversified exposure to AI and automation trends.

Investors that are looking to capitalize on the rising effectiveness of artificial intelligence are comparing Tesla ( TSLA 1.02%) and Nvidia ( NVDA 1.55%) to determine the better buy. *Stock prices used were the afternoon prices of Dec. 9, 2025. The video was published on Dec. 11, 2025.

Rivian Automotive is set to make the case this week for why it’s set to be a leader in autonomous driving — and why investors should think of it as more than just an electric-vehicle manufacturer.

Tesla's 5M-vehicle data advantage and camera-only AI approach position it to dominate robotaxis, trucking, and robotics.

The Detroit auto giant said on Monday it would pull back from electric vehicles in a move that would cost the company nearly $20 billion.