Tesla Recalls 135,000 Model S and Xs Due To Touchscreen Failures
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Tesla Recalls 135,000 Model S and Xs Due To Touchscreen Failures

After being pressured by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
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Tesla is Expected to Recall Around 158,000 Cars
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Tesla is Expected to Recall Around 158,000 Cars

After a media-console issue was raised.
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Tesla Reportedly Working on Secret "Palladium" Update for Model S and Model X
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Tesla Reportedly Working on Secret "Palladium" Update for Model S and Model X

It will bring styling updates alongside new battery modules and driving units.
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Astronauts Will Ride to SpaceX Launchpad in Tesla's Model X
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Astronauts Will Ride to SpaceX Launchpad in Tesla's Model X

The first time such a trip will be made in NASA’s history.
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Tesla's New Software Update Identifies Traffic Lights and Stop Signs on Autopilot
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Tesla's New Software Update Identifies Traffic Lights and Stop Signs on Autopilot

One step closer to full autopilot.
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Tesla Stock Increases 20 Percent Following Growing Demand for Electric Vehicles
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Tesla Stock Increases 20 Percent Following Growing Demand for Electric Vehicles

The company’s shares are now valued at $700 USD.
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