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In Gear Tesla $465 million federal loan repaid early

Tesla $465 million loan was used to build two California plants. Raking in some $1 billion by selling stock and debt last week, Tesla repays its $465 million loan nine years early.

Energy Voices Tesla Motors: Could electric cars 'refuel' faster than gas cars?

In Gear Tesla Motors to issue more stock, pay off Energy department

In Gear Tesla Motors teases battery swapping for Model S electric car

Chris Hadfield, space music video star, back on Earth

In Gear Would Apple really buy Tesla?

Energy Voices Tesla Motors: Lots of buzz. Is it warranted?

In Gear Tesla Motors eyes self-driving electric cars, courtesy of Google? (+video)

Tesla profits beat estimates; demand predicted to grow

In Gear Musk: Tesla Model S will have industry's best resale value

In Gear The tall person's guide to electric cars

In Gear Electric car company Coda files for bankruptcy

$70 million per seat: Is NASA getting ripped off?

$70 million per seat: Russia raises price for NASA astronauts on Russian rockets

NASA's other rocket for hire, Antares, is poised for test launch

Decoder Wire Sarah Palin Tesla slap: Elon Musk says he's 'wounded'

Energy Voices Sarah Palin Tesla slam: Is electric carmaker really a 'loser'?

Energy Voices Tesla Motors expects first profit; Fisker Automotive eyes bankruptcy

In Gear British court dismisses Tesla Motors lawsuit against BBC

Tamed Dragon supply ship arrives at space station (+video)

Global News Blog Good reads: the meteors we miss, Tesla's frigid review, car-buying woes, bionic eyes

In Gear Tesla Motors says it will make profit on electric cars by April (+video)

Energy Voices Tesla Motors vs. New York Times: what it says about decarbonizing transportation

Energy Voices Tesla vs. New York Times: How well do electric cars stand up to cold?

In Gear My Nissan Leaf life: the Times's Tesla mistake