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Tesla faces a global wave of lawsuits from car owners. Drivers in Europe, Australia, and the US claim they were sold a 'self-driving' dream that has not materialized. Legal battles center on promises made as far back as 2017. Owners are demanding refunds for automated driving features they cannot use.

A major legal battle has erupted between tech titan Elon Musk and Sam Altman-led OpenAI. Musk alleges OpenAI betrayed its founding mission of benefiting humanity by becoming a for-profit entity, heavily partnered with Microsoft. He seeks $134 billion and Altman's removal. OpenAI counters, claiming Musk sought control and left when denied.

Elon Musk has dropped fraud claims against OpenAI's Sam Altman and Greg Brockman ahead of his April 27 trial. A US judge dismissed these claims at Musk's request, streamlining the case. The lawsuit, accusing OpenAI of betraying its original mission, will proceed to trial on breach of charitable trust and unjust enrichment claims.

Elon Musk is suing Sam Altman's OpenAI, alleging the company betrayed its founding mission of open-source AI for humanity. Musk claims OpenAI, now a Microsoft subsidiary, has become a closed-source, for-profit entity. OpenAI dismisses the lawsuit as a distraction fueled by Musk's competitive jealousy and his own AI venture, xAI.

Elon Musk's lawsuit against OpenAI CEO Sam Altman is set for trial, with Altman expressing concern Musk might withdraw the case. The core dispute centers on OpenAI's alleged shift from a non-profit mission to a profit-driven entity, a move Musk claims betrays its founding principles. Altman and OpenAI deny these claims, calling the suit a competitive tactic.

A 13-year-old girl's tragic death in Lake Elsinore has sent shockwaves through the tight-knit community. Her decomposed body was found in a Tesla linked to musician D4vd, who has been charged with murder. The teen, remembered by her parents as a strong singer and dancer, was reported missing last year.

Tech titans Elon Musk and Sam Altman are set for a courtroom showdown over OpenAI's founding mission. Musk alleges Altman and OpenAI abandoned their nonprofit roots for profit, a claim OpenAI dismisses as a distraction fueled by Musk's rival AI venture, xAI. This high-stakes trial delves into the origins and evolution of AI's most influential companies.

Tech mogul Elon Musk sparked global vaccine debate by sharing his severe reaction to a COVID-19 vaccine dose, contrasting it with a mild virus infection. His remarks followed testimony by a former Pfizer toxicologist raising concerns about vaccine safety. Health authorities, however, continue to affirm the vaccines' safety and efficacy for the general population.

Tesla has activated free Supercharging across its UAE network and select Gulf locations, a move reserved for challenging times. This temporary relief for electric vehicle owners applies to numerous charging points in Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Sharjah, Ajman, Ras Al Khaimah, Fujairah, and Saudi Arabia and Qatar. The company has not specified an end date for this customer support initiative.

Elon Musk's lawyer, Alex Spiro, claims a San Francisco jury "mocked" his client by highlighting '$4.20' in blue ink on the damages verdict form. Spiro argues this was a biased, non-legal "joke" intended to send a message, contributing to an unfair trial. He also cited pre-trial tactics and pervasive juror hostility towards Musk as reasons for an invalid verdict.

Relations between IG Metall and Tesla have been tense since the company opened the Gruenheide factory in 2022. The union has repeatedly criticised working conditions at the site and accused the company of withholding sick pay and carrying out covert redundancies, which it says are possible because there is no collective agreement covering employees.

Tesla is suing California's DMV, challenging a ruling that deemed its self-driving technology advertising misleading. The automaker disputes claims of false advertising regarding 'Autopilot' and 'Full Self-Driving,' arguing its branding accurately reflects the need for human supervision. This legal battle highlights ongoing tensions over how Tesla markets its advanced driver-assistance systems.

Dogequest has published personal details of tesla owners in the US, prompting Elon Musk to denounce it as 'Extreme Domestic Terrorism.' The website demands proof of vehicle sale for data removal. This follows anti-Tesla violence linked to Musk's role in Trump's administration. FBI is investigating recent Tesla attacks, including arson and shootings.

Tesla Europe is integrating xAI's Grok chatbot into its vehicles across nine markets, aiming to boost declining sales. This move follows controversies surrounding Grok's alleged generation of explicit content and hate speech. The integration occurs despite ongoing regulatory scrutiny and concerns about driver distraction and child safety.

Hundreds of tesla owners gathered at the automaker's showrooms and distribution centres in China over the weekend, demanding rebates and credit after sudden price cuts they said meant they had overpaid for electric cars they bought earlier.

Xiaomi said its EV division has more than 3,500 safety staff, including an internal investigation centre to examine accidents. The move follows reports on two crashes involving the SU7 sedan. Chinese media outlet Caixin, citing a forensic report, said a fatal October crash occurred after the car collided with another vehicle and lost power, leaving the doors inoperable and the driver trapped in a fire.

Elon Musk has dismissed any possibility of Tesla acquiring Uber, asserting that the company possesses all necessary components to introduce its autonomous ride-hailing service. Tesla plans to launch its robotaxi service in Austin next month, utilizing its FSD Unsupervised software. Musk envisions a blend of Tesla-owned vehicles and owner-added cars, potentially creating a revenue stream for tesla owners.

Kia disassociated itself from an ad by Kia Norway featuring a bumper sticker critical of Elon Musk. The post, which has been removed, highlighted dissatisfaction with Musk's political actions. tesla owners and protesters are increasingly vocal against Musk, with some using bumper stickers to distinguish their support for Tesla from Musk's controversial activities.

Tesla will cease selling its Full Self-Driving (FSD) software as a one-time purchase after February 14, 2026. Moving forward, FSD will exclusively be available through a monthly subscription. This announcement has prompted numerous questions from tesla owners regarding pricing and the transferability of existing FSD purchases.

A group of Tesla Model S and Model X owners have filed a proposed class-action lawsuit against the company in California over automatic software updates that reportedly decreased the driving range of their respective Tesla cars.