Elon Musk's DOGE activity has already hurt Tesla sales. But what about the Cybertruck specifically? New estimates shed some light.

The National Institutes of Health is bucking DOGE in a move that could mark a sign of Elon Musk’s fading influence in Washington. An email sent to NIH staff Thursday instructed employees to ignore the Department of Government Efficiency’s efforts to measure worker productivity and limit travel and purchases on company cards,

Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency fired car safety experts in the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration that directly regulated Tesla. The Financial Times reports that DOGE fired 30 employees from the agency back in February,

Elon Musk unveiled the updated Tesla Roadster in 2017, but eight years later the $200,000 rocket-boosted EV is yet to hit the road.

Tesla launched operations in Saudi Arabia on Thursday, a sign that Chief Executive Elon Musk has patched up relations with the kingdom and that the oil capital was moving forward with an ambitious electric-vehicle policy.

The Saudi Arabian consumer market isn't a big one. So what what is he trying to achieve? Good morning.