Tesla stock closed at a fresh record high on Tuesday, completing a monthslong rebound from severe losses earlier in the year.

There was no shortage of news that tossed the stock around like a rag doll, but here are three of the biggest events of the year for Tesla and CEO Elon Musk. It was dubbed a bromance in the White House.

On Tuesday, DMV Director Steve Gordon said the agency adopted the judge’s order but adjusted the penalty to give Tesla time to address the issues. Under the revised decision, Tesla has 60 days to fix any deceptive or confusing claims related to Autopilot and Full Self-Driving.

As California court suspends Tesla's license to sell vehicles for 30 days, analysts Ross Gerber and Gene Munster share their thoughts.

CEO, Elon Musk, reached another personal wealth milestone, with the valuation of his privately held space transportation company, SpaceX, soaring to record new highs, ahead of a planned public offering in 2026.

Using Tesla's current shares outstanding (3.5 billion) and the market cap target suggests a share price of about $2,400. That's nearly 6 times the current share price, which is extremely ambitious. (Note that 424 million shares multiplied by $2,400 gets you to over $1 trillion.)

Elon Musk had jokes when Apple started hiring his former engineers—until he needed Apple to buy his company. It was classic Musk: flippant, cutting, and aimed directly at one of the most powerful companies on Earth.

A video circulating online appeared to show a Tesla Model Y robotaxi with no safety monitor inside driving on Austin streets.

Elon Musk’s garage goes beyond Teslas. From the futuristic Cybertruck to high-speed electric sedans and iconic classics, his car collection reveals surprising choices and bold ideas.