California prosecutors file two vehicular manslaughter counts against a Tesla driver, Ford gains $8.2 billion on its Rivian investment, and General Motors receives a tax abatement for a proposed $1.3 billion investment in its Orion Assembly facility.

California prosecutors have filed manslaughter charges against a driver whose Autopilot-enabled Tesla ran a red light and killed two people in a crash in 2019.

Tesla announced over the weekend it would be delaying production of its futuristic Cybertruck to the first quarter of 2023.

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Tesla delivered a record 308,600 vehicles in the Q4 2021, vaulting the EV manufacturer more than 936,000 total sales for the year.

Tesla has recalled roughly 475,000 cars in the U.S.—nearly equivalent to its global deliveries in 2020.

Tesla late last week agreed to stop allowing video games to be played on its center touch screens while a vehicle is in motion.

Tesla on Wednesday said it had officially moved its corporate headquarters to a large factory under construction just outside of Austin, Texas.

Mazda announces it will bring vehicle production back to the U.S., MotorTrend names the Lucid Air EV as its Car of the Year, and the NHTSA is investigating a crash involving a Tesla using the company's full self-driving software.

Ford on Thursday announced plans to increase its production capacity of electric vehicles to 600,000 by 2023.