Tesla sued dealerships owned by individual commissioners and the Louisiana Automobile Dealers Association in August 2022.

Tesla's very first diner and drive-in theater opened in LA on Monday to much fanfare. Meanwhile, In-N-Out Burger president and owner Lynsi Snyder is setting the record straight about her move to Tennessee.

Tesla has officially settled a high-profile lawsuit challenging Louisiana’s longstanding ban on direct-to-consumer vehicle sales. The case, which targeted state officials and influential dealership groups, marks a significant moment in Tesla’s ongoing efforts to reform car sales laws across the United States.

Tesla unveiled its first-ever diner in Los Angeles, featuring 80 superchargers, two giant movie screens and roller skating servers.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk first announced the retro-style diner in 2018 that would operate alongside a charging station, with the intention that roller skate-wearing carhops would bring food and drinks to drivers while they charge.

The Tesla diner and drive-in had a surprise opening on Monday, serving a mix of milkshakes and charging stations

The Tesla diner concept had been in development for years, with Musk calling it a “Grease meets the Jetsons with Supercharging” project in 2023.

Tesla has settled its lawsuit challenging Louisiana's 2017 ban on direct vehicle sales, ending a legal battle over dealership franchise laws.

One of the features fans were most excited about was Tesla's Optimus robot, which was serving popcorn on opening day.