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Rivian’s “one more thing” turned out to be the one big thing. At the end of its Orange County event to showcase R2, the $45,000 SUV meant to carry the EV brand into the mainstream, founder R.J. Scaringe rolled out a surprise (or two): The previously unannounced, even smaller R3 and the R3X, a “rally-inspired crossover designed for whatever you throw at it.”...

Tesla continues waging a price war against EV rivals...

Germany's top prosecutor has taken over the investigation into an alleged arson attack on the power supply of the electric car company Tesla near Berlin. In such cases, the federal prosecutor's office, the top law enforcement agency in Germany, is responsible for the investigation. On Tuesday, production at Tesla’s electric vehicle plant in Gruenheide came to a standstill and workers were evacuated after a power outage that officials suspected was caused by arson...

Thursday was a big day for Rivian: It unveiled the [next-generation SUV](https://www.wsj.com/business/autos/rivian-unveils-lower-priced-electric-vehicle-as-it-seeks-to-jumpstart-sales-fdedaa10) that will lead its push into the electric-vehicle mainstream...

The stock move comes as Novo Nordisk, maker of obesity drug Wegovy, overtook Tesla’s market value Thursday...

Apple, Tesla, HCA Healthcare, DaVita and The Progressive have been highlighted in this Investment Ideas article...

There is no shortage of reasons to appreciate the business, but the shares should be avoided...

While the EV startup can serve more customers with a $45,000 sport-utility vehicle, the market is getting crowded...

Tesla's February deliveries in mainland China, the world's largest electric-vehicle (EV) market, failed to keep up with the overall industry amid an escalating price war. The US carmaker's Gigafactory in Shanghai handed over 30,141 Model 3s and Model Ys to mainland customers last month, a year-on-year decline of 24.4 per cent, according to data released by the China Passenger Car Association on Friday. In contrast, Tesla delivered 39,881 units in January, a year-on-year increase of 48.6 per cent...