A Florida court has ordered Tesla to pay nearly $240 million in damages after a fatal crash involving a Tesla Model S running ...

The DMV instead asked Tesla to clean up its marketing language. By Feb. 17, the agency said Tesla had done so appropriately and no license suspension would be required. But Tesla, ...

Tesla filed a lawsuit against the California DMV to reverse the ruling that found its 'Full Self-Driving' and 'Autopilot' marketing violated state law — just days after complying with it.

Tesla agreed to stop using the term "Autopilot" in advertisements for its cars that appear in California to avoid potential ...

California is the biggest market for electrified vehicles in the US, which naturally makes it Tesla’s biggest battleground.

By Jonathan Stempel Feb 20 (Reuters) - A federal judge rejected Tesla's request to overturn a $243 million jury verdict over ...

A federal judge in Miami denied Tesla's bid to overturn a $243 million jury verdict in a high-profile lawsuit over a fatal Autopilot crash.

In seeking a reversal, Tesla said the driver deserved sole blame, his Model S wasn't defective, and the verdict defied common sense.

Elon Musk's EV maker had attempted to overturn a verdict that held it partially liable for an accident involving a Model S, but that ruling has now been upheld.

California DMV says that Tesla "successfully took the required action" to retain its dealer license by no longer marketing ...

Tesla is phasing out the “Autopilot” name after regulators ruled it misleading, marking a shift in how driver-assistance tech ...

Feb 17 (Reuters) - Tesla will avoid a 30-day suspension of its dealer and manufacturer licenses in California after the U.S. electric vehicle maker stopped using the term "autopilot" in marketing of ...