Elon Musk's good standing with Donald Trump may be good news for Tesla, but not necessarily for EV makers in general.

Musk's newfound influence in the Trump world comes as regulators are grappling with the myriad of cutting-edge technologies his companies are developing.

Over the last 16 years, Musk's business deals with the government total nearly $20 billion, according to federal contracting data.

Musk has been so aggressive in pushing his views about Trump’s second term that he’s stepping on the toes of Trump’s transition team and may be overstaying his welcome at Ma

Donald Trump’s search for someone to lead the Treasury Department continued over the weekend while one of his new close allies placed his thumb on the scale. Elon Musk, the Twitter/X/Tesla/SpaceX CEO and top Trump booster,

Musk has emerged as a prominent member of Trump's inner circle. Tesla has lobbied for electric vehicle subsidies and other benefits over the years.

Elon Musk spent $44 billion to buy Twitter, now known as X, and at least $130 million to help get Donald Trump elected president.It’s a combination that’s paid off handsomely. Since Trump’s victory last week,

President-elect Trump has announced Elon Musk will lead a new cost-cutting agency called the Department of Government Efficiency. Democrats have raised “serious concern” over Musk’s companies having major contracts with the federal government.

Donald Trump, finishing his first full week as president-elect, made it clear he plans to pursue even his most controversial campaign promises.

Spread the lovePresident-elect Donald Trump appointed Elon Musk to lead a new Department of Government Efficiency, aimed at reducing bureaucracy and cutting regulations. The move has sparked controversy,