Cathie Wood and her company, Ark Invest, are known for investing heavily in emerging technology and artificial intelligence.

Tesla (TSLA) continues to make headlines—not just for its electric vehicles, robotaxis, and robotics, but for its fast-growing energy business, one of the few bright spots in its latest earnings report.

Charging speeds are identical at up to 225 kW, and Tesla claims up to 170 miles of range can be added in 15 minutes. It weighs 3,759 pounds and has 24 cubic feet of cargo space. This trim offers the same three paint choices as the more expensive options.

The company's plans to aggressively ramp up production are based on the assumption that its unsupervised full self-driving solutions will become a reality.

Plus, automakers beg the Trump administration not to tax their robots, and Volkswagen has data about how people are buying its EVs.

Tesla, Inc. (NASDAQ:TSLA) is one of the stocks that was recently put under the microscope by Jim Cramer. Cramer discussed the company’s CEO’s AI ambitions and pay package, as he commented: “… Then there’s Musk.

The company is a bit like a collection of start-ups in one company, but with far less risk than the usual early-stage growth company.

As expected, Tesla shareholders did a truly unprecedented thing, approving a pay package for Elon Musk that could, over the next decade, turn the CEO into the world’s first trillionaire.

SEOUL (Reuters) -South Korea's Samsung SDI has reached an agreement with Tesla to supply more than 3 trillion won ($2.11 billion) worth of ESS (Energy Storage System) batteries to Tesla over three years, the Korea Economic Daily reported on Monday.