Texas has become a popular destination for companies, with many relocating their headquarters to the Lone Star State. Here's the list.

For years, Elon Musk was politically neutral — or even leaned left. Owning a Tesla has been a badge of honor for climate-conscious consumers, many of them liberals. But now that Musk has aligned himself with the conservative right,

Tesla and Honda are set to purchase all the power from Delilah I, a new 300 MW solar farm in Texas. The Delilah I Solar Energy Center in Lamar and Red River counties, approximately 140 miles northeast of Dallas,

Tesla executive Omead Afshar said earlier this week that the EV giant is continuing to upgrade its gigafactory in Texas.

Victor J. Gomez was electrocuted at the Austin site in 2021. OSHA cited the automaker, but hasn't released a report on the incident.

Check in with Tesla drivers these days and many will tell you: They are in their feelings. For years, Elon Musk was politically neutral — or even leaned left. Owning a Tesla has been a badge of honor for climate-conscious consumers,

And those same Tesla owners are starting to regret their electric vehicle purchases and Elon Musk continues his reign.

Tesla's Cybertruck vehicles are reportedly piling outside the company's gigafactory in Texas and collecting dust.

According to Reuters, U.S. Regulators have cited Tesla due to various workplace safety violations. This comes after an electrician, Victor Gomez Sr., was electrocuted and died on August 1st at a Tesla plant in Texas.

Elon Musk's reputation is starting to affect some of his customers. Mainly: Tesla owners. Austin NPR affiliate KUT reported that Texan Tesla owners aren't as happy with their vehicles as they were upon purchase.

Texas has become a popular destination for companies, with many relocating their headquarters to the Lone Star State. Here's the list.

The general consensus was clear: To a person, everyone said they love their Tesla. But, whether they like Musk or hate him, they said they are being plagued by social pressure, random targeting and, sometimes, deeply personal ethical battles over keeping their cars.