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Major Engineering Team Of Tesla Getting Organized In China
Tesla CEO Elon Musk assured that jobs in Tesla China will have a path to substantial promotion. 
Tesla CEO Elon Musk assured that jobs in Tesla China will have a path to substantial promotion. -
Tesla Launches Insurance Division
Tesla announced that it is launching its insurance division in aim to help clients. 
Tesla announced that it is launching its insurance division in aim to help clients. -
Tesla Is Doing A Great Job In China
Tesla is handling its China campaigns and projects well, industry experts say. Will it continue to leave a good impression on Chinese EV consumers? 
Tesla is handling its China campaigns and projects well, industry experts say. Will it continue to leave a good impression on Chinese EV consumers? -
Elon Musk Says Tesla vehicles Will Soon Be Valued At $200K
Elon Musk is one of the very few who believes that a Tesla car is an appreciating and not a depreciating asset. 
Elon Musk is one of the very few who believes that a Tesla car is an appreciating and not a depreciating asset. -
Tesla Announces Plan To Boost Production, Hire New Workers
Tesla said it will increase output and recruit new workers in the third quarter of 2019. The move was made following the record delivery of 92,500 units at the end of June with the Tesla Model 3 emerging as the dominant line. 
Tesla said it will increase output and recruit new workers in the third quarter of 2019. The move was made following the record delivery of 92,500 units at the end of June with the Tesla Model 3 emerging as the dominant line. -
The Days Of Reasonably Priced Tesla Car Models Are Numbered
Tesla will soon implement self-driving on all car models, indicating that the company is approaching the perfection of the technology. When that happens, either Tesla will stop selling cars to consumers or the selling price will significantly rise, according to company CEO Elon Musk. 
Tesla will soon implement self-driving on all car models, indicating that the company is approaching the perfection of the technology. When that happens, either Tesla will stop selling cars to consumers or the selling price will significantly rise, according to company CEO Elon Musk. -
Tesla Model 3 Tagged By Euro NCAP As One Of Safest Cars In Europe
The Tesla Model 3 has set a new benchmark in car safety by scoring high on the Euro NCAP crash tests. The vehicle has been assessed to be safe for adult and children passengers alike, and scored relatively high on the evaluation for "vulnerable road users." The Tesla Model 3 has set a new benchmark in car safety by scoring high on the Euro NCAP crash tests. The vehicle has been assessed to be safe for adult and children passengers alike, and scored relatively high on the evaluation for "vulnerable road users." -
Tesla Stocks Surge As Firm Sets New Vehicle Delivery Record
Tesla managed to beat its own goals with the delivery of over 95,200 new cars in the second quarter of 2019. 
Tesla managed to beat its own goals with the delivery of over 95,200 new cars in the second quarter of 2019. -
Tesla Model 3 At $35,400 Has Limitations: Here's Why
Delivery of the Tesla Model 3 in SR and SR+ variants has started, and the price starts at $35,4000. The base SR model, however, came with software restrictions that prevent users from enjoying the full features of the vehicle. 
Delivery of the Tesla Model 3 in SR and SR+ variants has started, and the price starts at $35,4000. The base SR model, however, came with software restrictions that prevent users from enjoying the full features of the vehicle. -
Deadly Car Crashes Raise Doubts On Tesla's Autopilot Safety Features
Two recent deaths involving Tesla car models with the Autopilot feature engaged have raised questions on the smart technology's safety features. The carmaker, however, asserted that human error was partly to blame for the car collisions. 
Two recent deaths involving Tesla car models with the Autopilot feature engaged have raised questions on the smart technology's safety features. The carmaker, however, asserted that human error was partly to blame for the car collisions.
