As Tesla faces headwinds in 2025, the company is reportedly refusing to accept its own product, the Cybertruck, as a trade-in for a new vehicle.

A Colorado man was arrested in Frisco, Texas, last week in connection with a fire at a Tesla Service Center in Loveland, Colorado. Cooper Jo Frederick, of Fort Collins, Colorado, was arrested March 27 after being indicted by a federal grand jury on one count of possession of an unregistered destructive device and one count of malicious destruction and attempted destruction of property by fire.

With Tesla having issues selling new Cybertrucks, the automaker is reportedly not taking any as trade-ins. Many Cybertruck owners reported trying to trade-in the truck for a new vehicle and they were told that the automaker currently doesn’t accept its own vehicle as a trade-in.

Automotive industry experts told BI that Tesla needs to launch more models, develop more advanced technology, and up its advertising.

Adam Lansky was charged with attempted arson of property used in interstate commerce and unlawful possession of an unregistered destructive device.

“Anyone who scrawls a swastika on a Tesla has obviously committed a hate crime,” Mr. Musk wrote on social media this week. The use of swastikas by critics of Mr. Musk — who is not Jewish or a member of any other minority group — has put law enforcement in a bind, legal scholars said.

Tesla sales in Germany dropped in March compared with the same time last year and were marginally lower in the UK, despite a spike in overall EV sales in both markets, data showed on Thursday.

The Donald Trump administration needs to make clear that radical left-wing factions cannot use violence to wield a veto over democratic governance.

Ohio has named the 1905 Wright Flyer III its official state airplane. Described as Orville and Wilbur Wright’s crowning achievement, the world’s first practical fixed-wing aircraft made its first sustained flight at Huffman Prairie outside Dayton.