General Motors (GM) and Tesla (TSLA) are among the automakers rising today after Bloomberg reported that the Trump administration could exempt automakers from tariffs on Mexican and Canadian tariffs for one month.

A day of big reveals with the all-new Volvo ES90, new compact electric city car from Volkswagen, plus a pair of new, over-the-top EVs from GM.

General Motors consumers are most loyal to the manufacturer while Tesla vehicle owners are most loyal to the vehicle make.

The gains spread from restaurant firms such as Darden Restaurants -- parent of Olive Garden -- to companies including General Motors and Tesla. Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings missed out on the cheer,

Honda went from zero to sixty in record time in 2024. And its EVs appear to be well received in the U.S. A quick comparison of two popular EVs.

Tesla stock has had more than its fair share of pops and drops. The company's CEO, Elon Musk, has won equal praise and criticism for his efforts and mercurial nature, and as a result, Tesla's stock price has taken a roller coaster ride over the past decade.

Tesla is losing its wow factor. Boss Elon Musk has long relied on hyperbolic predictions to pump up the electric-car maker’s image, and its stock price – from how quickly vehicle production would ramp up,

TD Cowen initiated coverage of the U.S. autos and mobility sector on Friday, issuing Buy ratings for General Motors (NYSE:GM) and Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA).

Tesla shares trade below $350, well off their record high. Investors might want to buy the dip. In my opinion, though, it's best to pass on the stock. There are some rosy expectations embedded in the valuation that make the downside significantly higher than the upside.

Tesla applied for a transportation charter-party carrier permit — a prerequisite for self-driving taxi programs in California — last November. Here's what you should know.