OK, let’s try this one more time. Last summer, I drove a Tesla for the first time. It was a standard Model 3 dual-motor, but the then-newly refreshed “Highland” version. I’d built up what Teslas are ...

An unexpected champion of attainable performance has arisen, hailing from a company that just put its quickest and most powerful car out to pasture and insists the future is full autonomous driving.

Any Tesla talk these days inevitably turns political. That's understandable; a lot of longtime electric vehicle fans aren't happy with the guy up top. But like it or not, Tesla still sets the tone for ...