The billionaire SpaceX, Tesla and X owner who catapulted his zealous embrace of President Donald Trump into a powerful position slashing government spending now risks sweeping cuts to his own bottom line after resuming the feud that led to their very public bitter split last month.

Second-quarter vehicle deliveries are forecast to see one of the company’s biggest ever year-over-year declines and the Senate version of Trump’s budget bill phases out EV tax credits.

Elon Musk told you he could cut “$2 trillion” from the $6.7 trillion federal budget. We told you it was baloney. We were right.

Tesla posted a video of a fully autonomous Model Y driving itself to its new owner for the first time. According to Ashok Elluswamy, a Tesla engineer, the car drove 72 miles per hour on a Texas highway.

CEO Elon Musk’s announcement of Tesla’s first fully autonomous vehicle delivery marks a watershed moment for both the company and the broader autonomous driving industry. The successful, driverless journey of a Tesla Model Y from factory to a customer’s home — completed a day ahead of schedule and with no human intervention — signals a leap