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GM offering an approved NACS DC adapter for purchase through its apps. General Motors Co. said Wednesday it will offer access to more than 17,800 Tesla Inc. superchargers through a $225 NACS DC adapter that it has approved for use with its electric vehicles .The move is part of an effort by the auto giant to provide access to more than 231,800 public Level 2 and DC rapid chargers in the U.S. and Canada.Tapping into the Tesla network will require the purchase of the NACS DC adapter through GM's apps.The apps will also help customers find Tesla superchargers.GM Energy Vice President Wade Sheffer said the move will "help accelerate the expansion of public charging infrastructure" as part of GM's "commitment to an all-electric future," according to a prepared statement.GM's stock was up 0.3% in premarket trading. Tesla's stock was also up 0.3%.This content was created by MarketWatch, which is operated by Dow Jones & Co. MarketWatch is published independently from Dow Jones Newswires and

Li Auto had 11,100 insurance registrations last week, Zeekr 3,400, Leapmotor 5,400 and Aito 3,900.Insurance registrations for major electric vehicle (EV) makers in China were weak last week, as the st

Tesla shares down 1.5% in morning trading on Tuesday after 5.3% rise in previous session.Tesla stock is wildly overpriced and could soon face an extreme correction, according to short-seller Per Lekander."In my view, Tesla is the biggest stock market bubble in world history," The Clean Energy Transition CEO said in an interview with Yahoo Finance last week. "The models are aged, and valuation is absolutely insane. Earnings are falling off a cliff," he added, estimating Tesla's earnings could fal

Shareholders back Elon Musk’s move to reincorporate in Texas, which has wooed big businessTesla shareholders, in approving Elon Musk’s plan to reincorporate in Texas, may share their CEO’s views on th

Tesla Inc.'s full-self-driving test may have begun in China after Shanghai issued a road test permit to the electric vehicle maker, according to a Caixin report, which cited an unidentified person. Tesla China did not respond to Caixin seeking comments. The latest news comes after reports late last month that Tesla was close to registering its Full Self-Driving software with authorities in China. FSD sales in China would open a crucial source of revenue for Tesla , which has seen its sales volume in the region fall this year by more than 7% through the first four months of the year. Tesla is reportedly considering selling FSD as a monthly subscription in China. Currently, Tesla offers versions of its Autopilot driver assistance systems to Tesla owners in China. Tesla in a late April reportedly reached an agreement with Baidu to access the local search giant's mapping license for data collection on Chinese roads, Reuters reported.

Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) declined in trading on Tuesday as investors remained concerned about the EV major’s job cuts announced on Monday. The company a...

Tesla, Inc. stock has dropped over 20% this year and more than 50% from its mid-2021 highs.The company has described itself as being "between growth cycles" as it prepares for the launch of its next-gen consumer vehicle.In the meantime, Tesla is favorably set up to beat expectations in 2024, as the price gap against traditional non-EV competitors has slimmed and federal incentives sweeten. Justin Sullivan The stock market has continued to rally this year, but electric vehicle stocks are in the dump - including and especially Tesla, Inc. . The category leader is down more than 20% year to date, driven by fears of softening demand and weak responses to the company's latest price drops. And relative to mid-2021 highs above $400, shares of Tesla have dropped more than 50%. Data by YCharts I last wrote a bullish note on Tesla in November, when the stock was trading closer to $220 per share. Is the growth story broken?