Tesla

Tesla’s Class 8 electric Semi truck’s production is being delayed due to battery supply chain constraints.

This week in Borderlands: Experts see strong cross-border flatbed demand this year; Tesla breaks ground on Texas lithium refinery; DHL invests $120 million to expand operations in Mexico; and Mediterranean Shipping Co. opens Arizona office.

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Tesla issued a voluntary recall of 35 Semi trucks just three months after its release.

Tesla’s new electric vehicle plant in Mexico could increase cross-border trade with the U.S. by $15 billion annually, officials said.

Tesla has confirmed that its next electric vehicle factory will be near the Mexican city of Monterrey.

Tesla is set to build an electric vehicle manufacturing plant in the Mexican city of Monterrey.

Más allá del hecho de que, al parecer, nadie puede conseguir sus camiones

Communicating to an industry audience isn’t very “badass,” but it should be a priority for Elon Musk’s Tesla Semi.

Tesla could soon begin production of its long-awaited Cybertruck at it plants in Austin, Texas.

Tesla announced it is investing $3.6 billion to build two new factories in Nevada, including a facility to mass produce its all-electric Class 8 Semi truck.

This week in Borderlands: Houston’s MacroFab raises $42M to capitalize on nearshoring shift; Tesla expected to begin production of Cybertruck in Texas in 2023; Nike to open a major logistics center in Dallas; and Dana Inc. to open a new factory in Mexico.

This week in Borderlands: Port Laredo was the No. 2 gateway for international trade in November; Tesla acquired a massive logistics center near Houston; the Port of Brownsville set a record for steel cargo tonnage; and First Call Logistics launched a Texas logistics hub.

Tesla plans to spend $775 million to expand its electric vehicle factory in Austin this year.

This week in Borderlands: Canada remains top US trading partner ahead of Mexico; Texas group acquires heavy-haul carrier United Vision Logistics; GM plans to expand electric vehicle production in Mexico; and Chinese manufacturer announces first plant in Mexico.

Electric vehicle maker Tesla will reportedly soon announce its first automotive assembly plant in Mexico.

Why the Tesla Semi isn’t yet ready for commercial prime time

Tesla Semi all-electric Class 8 truck completes its first 500-mile trip with an 81,000-pound load.

This week in Borderlands: Automotive logistics provider expands into Mexico; Tesla negotiating with Texas officials for a $365 million lithium refinery; El Paso explores high-tech shuttle to move freight; and automotive parts supplier to build second factory in Mexico.