Tesla Self-Driving Recall Issued Over Car Accident Risk
More than 350,000 Tesla vehicles are being recalled due to problems with their self-driving software which have been linked to a number of high-profile accidents in recent years.
More than 350,000 Tesla vehicles are being recalled due to problems with their self-driving software which have been linked to a number of high-profile accidents in recent years.
Hundreds of self-driving car accidents were reported in a 10-month period, with most involving Tesla vehicles, which are the most widespread cars employing the new technology.
Nearly 60,000 Tesla vehicles are being recalled because of a self-driving feature which may not fully stop the car at an intersection with a stop sign.
A wrongful death lawsuit blames the Tesla Model 3 autopilot system for the death of his wife, saying the company overstated the system's capabilities, resulting in a fatal accident which…
Tesla issued a recall for more than 11,000 self-driving vehicles which may suddenly engage the brakes without warning due to a software error.
The NHTSA has launched an investigation into Tesla autopilot systems, which seem to be having a problem recognizing first responder vehicles parked on the side of the road.
Tesla faces a wrongful death lawsuit from the family of a teen boy who was killed after a Model 3 on autopilot slammed into the back of their SUV.
The NHTSA has issued a new mandate requiring manufacturers to report all accidents involving self-driving cars within 24 hours.
Federal regulators warn that fire departments nationwide may be unprepared for hotter, harder to extinguish fires which may be caused by the growing number of electric vehicles on the market.
The NTSB has released a list of recommendations following a fatal accident involving a Tesla vehicle which the group says was wrongly promoted as a self-driving car.