Tesla reported first-quarter results that beat market expectations despite concerns about slowing electric vehicle demand. Revenue rose to $22.39 billion from a year earlier, while expanded capital spending focused on AI and robotics is adding to financial pressure. The company also faces controversy over cash flows, putting the balance between growth strategy and profitability in focus. Separately, Sony Group and Honda decided to effectively suspend their EV joint venture, and GM halted plans for a next-generation revamp of large electric pickups and SUVs.

Mobility platform Whistle said on Tuesday it has introduced an AI price report to its Pickdeal service based on actual transaction data. The service analyses various transaction information, including public data from the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport, to provide prices reflecting overall market trends. Users can view a sell-my-car AI report from the app’s main screen and search actual transaction prices for vehicles they are considering, including model high and low prices.