LAS VEGAS (AP) — A man suspected of setting fire to Tesla vehicles in Las Vegas and painting the word “resist” on the service center's doors has been arrested, police announced Thursday.

Rule changes announced by the Trump administration this week could allow automakers to report fewer crashes involving self-driving cars, with Tesla potentially emerging as the main beneficiary ...

Sales have plunged for Tesla amid protests and boycotts over Musk's embrace of far right-wing views. Profits have been sliced ...

A federal review of helicopter safety concerns launched after the deadly midair collision in Washington, D.C., has identified a rash of concerns about the potential conflicts ...

The male suspect, whose identity and motives remain undisclosed, was reportedly stopped by security personnel before he could ...

On March 3, seven Tesla charging stations in a mall outside of Boston were set on fire. Five days later in New York City, six ...

Paul Kim, 36, accused of setting multiple fires at a Tesla collision center in southwest Las Vegas has pleaded not guilty.

A local man accused of setting fire to Teslas at a repair center has pleaded not guilty during a court apperance Tuesdya.Investigators allege that Paul Kim fire ...

An arson at the Pennsylvania governor's mansion was the latest in a string of politically motivated attacks in the United ...

The man accused of setting Tesla vehicles on fire at a Las Vegas collision center has pleaded not guilty to all four charges ...

A man accused of lighting Teslas on fire in Las Vegas pleaded not guilty to counts of arson, attempted arson and possession ...

A federal judge scheduled a trial for June for the man accused of firebombing several Tesla vehicles at a Las Vegas collision ...