A California judge's ruling has put Tesla on a 90-day countdown to overhaul its marketing, threatening a sales halt in the state's vast electric vehicle market if the company fails to clarify that its ...

California has put Tesla on the clock, giving the company 90 days to strip the word “Autopilot” from its driver-assistance ...

Tesla can keep selling cars in California—for now. But the California DMV says Tesla violated state law with marketing around “Autopilot” and “Full Self-Driving,” and the company is basically on a ...

A California judge ruled that Tesla misled consumers about the autonomous capabilities of its cars. The DMV gave Tesla 90 days to rename "Autopilot" or face a sales suspension in California. The case ...

A California judge ruled that Tesla's claims on its Autopilot and Full Self-Driving features are deceptive enough for a license suspension. If the company doesn't take appropriate action within 90 ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A potential Tesla customer talks with sales associates as a Model S sits on display in Denver. (David Zalubowski / Associated ...

A motorcyclist was hit and kill by an allegedly distracted driver who was relying on Autopilot ...

(Bloomberg/Madlin Mekelburg, Dana Hull and Kara Carlson) — Tesla Inc.’s car sales in California are poised to be suspended for 30 days over marketing practices that allegedly mislead consumers about ...

The California attorney general’s office is investigating Tesla, seeking information from customers and former employees about Autopilot safety issues and false advertising complaints, CNBC has ...

Tesla can keep selling cars in California for now, but the DMV says “Autopilot” is misleading—and Tesla may have to rename or radically justify the claim California DMV says Tesla misled with ...