Tesla applied for a transportation charter-party carrier permit — a prerequisite for self-driving taxi programs in California — last November. Here's what you should know.

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Over the past few years, a collection of technology stocks, i.e., Apple, Amazon, Alphabet (Google), Microsoft, Nvidia, Meta Platforms (Facebook), and Tesla – have become largely responsible for the surging US bull market and the commensurate growth in the S&P 500 Index.

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Tesla has applied for a permit typically associated with chauffeur-operated services, according to California regulators, marking the first phase of a series of regulatory approvals required for the electric car maker to eventually launch a promised robotaxi service.

Tesla shares rose 2% on Monday after Morgan Stanley reinstated the electric-vehicle maker as its top U.S. auto pick, saying the company's artificial intelligence and robotics efforts could power growth even as the mainstay car business stumbles.

The office overseeing regulations for autonomous vehicles lost nearly half its staff last month in NHTSA cuts, one terminated employee said.

Tesla applied for a permit with the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) to operate a transportation service in the state — a required first step

Tesla’s (TSLA) stock has been on a wild ride, and shareholders are getting nervous. After surging in late 2023 following Donald Trump’s

Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) is planning to launch its own robotaxi service in Austin this summer. The service will use a fleet of Tesla-owned vehicles employing the first version of its unsupervised Full Self-Driving (FSD) software.