Last month, US State Department documents came to light showing plans to spend $400 million on "Armored Tesla" vehicles. The optics were bad, to say the least. The planned spending appeared to be ...

P rominent short-seller Jim Chanos called into question a potential $400 million government contract for Tesla Inc.’s (NASDAQ:TSLA) armored Cybertrucks on Wednesday, linking it to CEO Elon Musk ...

The State Department hurriedly deleted the word "Tesla" from the document, which now allocates the funds for the more generic "armored electric vehicles." In fact, the budget item predates the ...

Tesla’s next big vehicle might not be a car—it’s the Cybervan, a high-capacity, steel-armored transport van hinted at since ...

Members of the U.S. Secret Service visited General Motors’ Tech Center in Warren, Michigan this week to explore advancements in armored vehicle technology, as the automaker focuses on the next ...

Tesla sold approximately 39,000 units of the ... which Musk has always marketed as an armored vehicle, is the vehicle of choice, although that is certainly believed to the case.

Last month, Tesla CEO Musk denied reports that the State Department was planning to buy $400 million of “Armored Tesla” later this year, after details about a planned purchase of “Tesla ...