Mobility

Having a powerful processor in your car is no longer a luxury but a necessity in the driving experience.

Tesla surprised onlookers with strong quarterly results due to two factors: lower production costs and increased revenue from government credits.

San Francisco Municipal Railway still relies on 1980s-era floppy disks every morning, but that’s about to change.

The country demonstrates its technical capabilities with the construction of a road where no human employees were involved.

United Airlines and American Airlines once offered unlimited lifetime tickets. A man who bought one has flown more than 24 million miles.

Many airlines are eliminating first class because it's not profitable—despite its very high price.

With the introduction of self-driving vehicles and humanoid robots, the company is transforming itself from an electric car maker to an AI and software leader.

At Thursday's event, Tesla showed the Cybercab, its fully autonomous taxi, for the first time.

Zuckerberg has not only changed his style of dress but has now gone a step further by daring to collaborate on the design of his family’s cars.

Employees at Tesla’s Gigafactory in Germany have recorded 17% sick leave. Their bosses personally visited them to see if they were ill, but the workers didn’t take kindly to this visit.

The U.S. seeks to prohibit all connected cars that use Chinese software or hardware.

The planet is full of undiscovered secrets. Many of them are abandoned racing cars you can only dream about.