What makes Tesla so interesting is the way the company constantly pushes the envelope. Not since Steve Jobs' fabled return to Apple has a company leader been as polarizing and fascinating as Elon Musk.

Even if you were one of the first people to place a $100 deposit down for the Tesla Cybertruck, you likely won't see the truck until well into 2022. That means the price of the Cybertruck is going to go through the roof once people start getting it.

Tesla may be the talk of the town here in the states. But in China, where the market for electric cars is gargantuan, things aren't great for the American brand.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk has used his influence to fund and design some of the most impressive EVs in the industry. The Tesla Model S Long Range set a new record in electric range with 412 miles. And the Model S Plaid is reportedly the fastest production car on the market with a sub-two-second 0-to-60-mph …

The days of the old Crown Victoria police patrol cars are gone, quickly being replaced by faster, more efficient models. In fact, police departments around the country are toying with the idea of investing in electric vehicles, with Tesla is currently the front-runner for providing an EV alternative to law enforcement officials.

Since Tesla's first electric model hit the automotive market, Elon Musk, one of the co-founders, has worked hard to bring new innovation to an industry that is now filling up with electric vehicles. Tesla's website explains Elon Musk's role in this ever-growing industry. What is his mission and how will he bring it to life?

In a recent Twitter exchange, Tesla CEO Elon Musk admitted blame for getting himself into trouble. He tweeted, "I dig my own grave a lot," with a winking emoji, demonstrating he's aware of his uncanny knack for making controversial comments.

With the popularity of electric vehicles increasing, instances of EVs catching fire due to faults or other malfunctions quickly make headlines. Tesla is one automaker that frequently makes the news when a model catches fire. What's more, due to the unique chemical makeup of lithium-ion batteries, these fires are difficult to extinguish.

A chain reaction occurred in Yogi and Carolyn Vindum's home while they slept. More specifically, the couple's Tesla Model S caught fire. A fire which spread to their other EV. The subsequent blaze burned down the Vindum's home. Moreover, the fire painfully highlights a growing concern in the number of electric vehicle fires. Clearly, there are some issues that EV producers need to address regarding safety, as well as issues with infrastructure and charging capacity that cities need to examine in homes.

Sure, some electric cars can charge up to 80% in 30 minutes. But Chinese electric car maker NIO implements battery swap technologies, which allows them to do it in five.

The White House electric vehicle event took place this week, but Elon Musk confirmed Tesla was not invited to attend. Oddly enough, Jeep was there with the new Wrangler Rubicon 4xe.

Tesla has been getting a lot of good news lately, but there's been some bad news for Tesla fans as well. Unfortunately, the much-anticipated Tesla Cybertruck has been delayed, and the same thing's happened to the Tesla Semi. Here's a look at why these two big Teslas were delayed.

The Tesla Cybertruck is going to demolish the Ford F-150 Lightning. Learn why the Cybertruck will outshine the Ford F-150 Lightning here.

Two dollars don't get you much. My grandfather would give me two dollars for organizing his bookshelf. Sometimes. Then, I'd go out and spend my two whole U.S dollars on Hotwheels. Evidently, one man decided to take that idea a little further and buy a whole ass car for a net loss of $2.00 even. If this isn't the perfect analogy for the absurdity of the auto market right now, I really don't know what is.

Rumors are swirling that an entry-level Tesla has been built and is under evaluation. It should be in showrooms by the beginning of next year.

Tesla is opening Tesla Supercharger stations to all electric vehicles, but don't expect to hang out at the charger or to charge at a slow speed. Tesla will charge you for idling at the charger and for charing at slow speeds.

Studies continue to show that climate change plagues the world in more ways than one. A major effect is flooding. China is one of the most recent places to feel the pressure, but the Tesla Model 3 saved many drivers on the road.

This Tesla owner says he was charged over $14,000 in unwanted upgrades when he double-clicked the shifter. Here's what happened.

Tesla's Autopilot is one of the most controversial features in the automotive industry. Learn where the Autopilot feature originated from here.

The Tesla Cybertruck is already wildly popular before its release. Learn why over 1 million consumers have pre-ordered the truck here.