Tesla opened the doors on its “retro-futuristic” drive-in diner in Hollywood, California on Monday after several years in development.

After all but delivering the finishing blow to Elon Musk's electric vehicle empire with cutting-edge companies like BYD and Li Auto, Chinese titans of industry are now setting their sights on the South African billionaire's robotics ambitions.

Wall Street may be skeptical about Tesla’s upcoming quarters, but CEO Elon Musk made four surprising announcements that could be game-changers — if they prove true.

Elon Musk showcased Tesla Optimus serving popcorn, marking progress toward robots assisting with daily tasks. The robot's precise movements at the Tes

Tesla is already having trouble meeting even the modest 2025 goals it set for producing its Optimus humanoid robots.

On robotics, Musk described the evolution toward “Optimus 3,” calling it “an exquisite design” and targeting prototype completion by year-end, aiming for “scale production next year” and “1 million units a year as quickly as possible,” within five years.