Tesla, the electric vehicle company led by billionaire Elon Musk, was accused in a lawsuit on Friday of favoring visa holders over Americans when making employment decisions so it can pay less. According to a proposed class action filed in San Francisco federal court,

Early download data of Tesla's Robotaxi app indicate the company is gaining momentum in the ridehailing arena.

If driverless cars make you nervous, what’s next might give you a panic attack. Autonomous trucks are on the way — including 18-wheelers. Self-driving versions of these big trucks are actually already on the road.

Shares of the electric vehicle maker, up 19% this month through Friday's close, are on a roll. Here are some of the reasons why.

Musk, who now holds $1.3 billion worth of bitcoin on Tesla’s balance sheet, helped Trump get reelected with his campaign rally warnings of looming financial disaster before quitting the administration amid a row over government spending and promising to create his own bitcoin-backing political party.

Trouble opening Tesla’s doors dates back to the early days of the Model S. An otherwise positive New York Times review published in September 2012 described opening the sedan’s doors as a multistep process that sometimes required several attempts. “Tesla sometimes takes its urge to reinvent too far,” the author wrote.

Tesla, Inc.'s rally is overvalued amid falling profits, price wars, and growth concerns. Click here to read an analysis of TSLA stock now.

From a Tesla investor's perspective, if Elon Musk can develop working self-driving cars, robotaxis, and autonomous humanoid robots within 10 years, plus grow Tesla's market cap eightfold, he probably deserves the payout he'd get. This makes this pay package -- eye-popping though it is -- a win-win for Tesla shareholders.

Jeff deGraaf, Renaissance Macro head of technical research, joins 'Closing Bell' to discuss deGraaf's thoughts on Tesla's stock, the struggles with the company's vehicle sales and much more.