(Bloomberg) -- Tesla Inc. made its first appearance in the top 10 for reliability in Consumer Reports’ rankings released Thursday, a stark turnaround for the electric vehicle maker that was a laggard ...

Tesla built its reputation on speed, software, and sleek design, but a growing body of data now points to a more uncomfortable reality: when it comes to keeping those cars running smoothly over time, ...

While expectations were high that electric vehicles could be as reliable—or potentially more reliable—than gas-powered cars, Tesla found itself at the bottom of the defect rankings in the TÜV-Report ...

Consumer Reports’ latest reliability study shows familiar names at the top, but with a reshuffled order for 2026. Toyota has reclaimed the number-one position, pushing last year’s leader, Subaru, into ...

When a 2015 Tesla got an impossibly good score, Consumer Reports realized there was something missing from its ratings. After all, nothing's perfect.