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Woman, 76, Killed After Tesla Driver On Autopilot Crashes Into Her Texas Home
Tesla Model 3 with automated driving crashed into a Texas house, fatally hitting a woman.
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Elon Musk's Tesla Ordered To Pay $242 Million In 2019 Fatal Autopilot Crash
A Florida jury on Friday ordered Tesla to pay hundreds of millions of dollars to plaintiffs who blamed a deadly 2019 crash on the company's "Autopilot" driver assistance technology.
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Can Tesla's Autopilot Tech Be Trusted? Two Cases Threaten Musk's Company
Elon Musk fought court cases on opposite coasts Monday, raising a question about the billionaire that could either speed his plan to put self-driving Teslas on US roads or throw up a major roadblock.
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Tesla Sued Over Safety Features By Family Of Man Killed In Autopilot Crash
The parents of a motorcyclist who was killed in a 2022 crash involving a Tesla Model 3 on Autopilot in Utah sued the electric carmaker and the vehicle's driver.
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Tesla Settles Lawsuit Over Autopilot Crash That Killed Apple Engineer
Tesla has settled with the family of an engineer killed when his Model X crashed in Silicon Valley six years ago, avoiding a trial, according to court filings Monday.
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Videos Show Tesla Drivers, On Autopilot, Wearing VR Headsets On Road
US Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg on Monday said human drivers must pay attention at all times after videos emerged of people driving Teslas while wearing what appeared to be Apple's recently released Vision Pro headset.
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Elon Musk Knew About Tesla Autopilot Glitch, Still Let Cars Run, Says US Judge
A Florida judge found "reasonable evidence" that Tesla Chief Executive Elon Musk and other managers knew the automaker's vehicles had a defective Autopilot system but still allowed the cars to be driven unsafely, according to a ruling.
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"The Irony Is That...": Elon Musk After Tesla Wins Autopilot Trial Involving Fatal Crash
Tesla chief Elon Musk also reacted to the news and expressed his belief that if Autopilot had been activated, the driver would likely have been saved.
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Elon, Or Deepfake? Musk Must Face Questions On Autopilot Statements
A California judge on Wednesday tentatively ordered Tesla CEO Elon Musk to be interviewed under oath about whether he made certain statements regarding the safety and capabilities of the carmaker's Autopilot features.
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Tesla Autopilot Crash to Put Legal Question of 'Man vs Machine' Driver Responsibility to the Test
Tesla's Autopilot's involvement in a fatal Los Angeles crash will form the first legal test for the responsibility of a human driver in a car that was partly driving by itself when an accident takes place, according to legal experts. The trial is set to begin on November 15, and could shape public – and future jury – perceptions of Tesla and co...
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"Man Or Machine?": Jury To Decide As California Tesla Crash Trial Begins
A manslaughter trial set to begin in Los Angeles for a fatal crash caused by a Tesla operating on Autopilot presents a first-of-its kind test for the legal responsibility of a human driver in a car that was partly driving itself, legal experts say.
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Drivers in the US Treat Partially Automated Cars From Tesla, GM, as Self-Driving, Says Study
Drivers using advanced driver assistance systems like Tesla Autopilot or General Motors Super Cruise often treat their vehicles as fully self-driving despite warnings, a new study has found. About 40% of users of Autopilot and Super Cruise - two systems with lockout features for failing to pay attention - reported systems had at some point switched...
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Tesla Allowed to Continue Autopilot, Autonomous Driving Advertising by German Court
Tesla has been allowed by a German court to continue referring to the capabilities of its driver assistance system and to autonomous driving in its advertising in Germany. Industry-sponsored body tasked with policing anti-competitive practices, Wettbewerbszentrale, had filed a non-admissibility complaint, which was thrown out on July 28.
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Tesla Shares Only 1 Percent Blame for Fatal Crash That Killed Two Teens, Rules Jury
Tesla was found just one percent negligent in a fiery crash that killed two teens, for disabling a speed limiter on the electric car, according to a Florida jury. The verdict placed 90 percent of the blame on the driver, Barrett Riley, and 9 percent on his father, James Riley, who brought the lawsuit against Tesla.
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Munich Court Orders Tesla To Reimburse Customer For Autopilot Problems
A Munich court has ordered Tesla to reimburse a customer most of the 112,000 euros she paid for a Model X SUV because of problems with the Autopilot function.
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Woman, 76, Killed After Tesla Driver On Autopilot Crashes Into Her Texas Home
Tesla Model 3 with automated driving crashed into a Texas house, fatally hitting a woman.
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Elon Musk's Tesla Ordered To Pay $242 Million In 2019 Fatal Autopilot Crash
A Florida jury on Friday ordered Tesla to pay hundreds of millions of dollars to plaintiffs who blamed a deadly 2019 crash on the company's "Autopilot" driver assistance technology.
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Can Tesla's Autopilot Tech Be Trusted? Two Cases Threaten Musk's Company
Elon Musk fought court cases on opposite coasts Monday, raising a question about the billionaire that could either speed his plan to put self-driving Teslas on US roads or throw up a major roadblock.
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Tesla Sued Over Safety Features By Family Of Man Killed In Autopilot Crash
The parents of a motorcyclist who was killed in a 2022 crash involving a Tesla Model 3 on Autopilot in Utah sued the electric carmaker and the vehicle's driver.
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Tesla Settles Lawsuit Over Autopilot Crash That Killed Apple Engineer
Tesla has settled with the family of an engineer killed when his Model X crashed in Silicon Valley six years ago, avoiding a trial, according to court filings Monday.
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Videos Show Tesla Drivers, On Autopilot, Wearing VR Headsets On Road
US Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg on Monday said human drivers must pay attention at all times after videos emerged of people driving Teslas while wearing what appeared to be Apple's recently released Vision Pro headset.
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Elon Musk Knew About Tesla Autopilot Glitch, Still Let Cars Run, Says US Judge
A Florida judge found "reasonable evidence" that Tesla Chief Executive Elon Musk and other managers knew the automaker's vehicles had a defective Autopilot system but still allowed the cars to be driven unsafely, according to a ruling.
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"The Irony Is That...": Elon Musk After Tesla Wins Autopilot Trial Involving Fatal Crash
Tesla chief Elon Musk also reacted to the news and expressed his belief that if Autopilot had been activated, the driver would likely have been saved.
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Elon, Or Deepfake? Musk Must Face Questions On Autopilot Statements
A California judge on Wednesday tentatively ordered Tesla CEO Elon Musk to be interviewed under oath about whether he made certain statements regarding the safety and capabilities of the carmaker's Autopilot features.
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Tesla Autopilot Crash to Put Legal Question of 'Man vs Machine' Driver Responsibility to the Test
Tesla's Autopilot's involvement in a fatal Los Angeles crash will form the first legal test for the responsibility of a human driver in a car that was partly driving by itself when an accident takes place, according to legal experts. The trial is set to begin on November 15, and could shape public – and future jury – perceptions of Tesla and co...
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"Man Or Machine?": Jury To Decide As California Tesla Crash Trial Begins
A manslaughter trial set to begin in Los Angeles for a fatal crash caused by a Tesla operating on Autopilot presents a first-of-its kind test for the legal responsibility of a human driver in a car that was partly driving itself, legal experts say.
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Drivers in the US Treat Partially Automated Cars From Tesla, GM, as Self-Driving, Says Study
Drivers using advanced driver assistance systems like Tesla Autopilot or General Motors Super Cruise often treat their vehicles as fully self-driving despite warnings, a new study has found. About 40% of users of Autopilot and Super Cruise - two systems with lockout features for failing to pay attention - reported systems had at some point switched...
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Tesla Allowed to Continue Autopilot, Autonomous Driving Advertising by German Court
Tesla has been allowed by a German court to continue referring to the capabilities of its driver assistance system and to autonomous driving in its advertising in Germany. Industry-sponsored body tasked with policing anti-competitive practices, Wettbewerbszentrale, had filed a non-admissibility complaint, which was thrown out on July 28.
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Tesla Shares Only 1 Percent Blame for Fatal Crash That Killed Two Teens, Rules Jury
Tesla was found just one percent negligent in a fiery crash that killed two teens, for disabling a speed limiter on the electric car, according to a Florida jury. The verdict placed 90 percent of the blame on the driver, Barrett Riley, and 9 percent on his father, James Riley, who brought the lawsuit against Tesla.
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Munich Court Orders Tesla To Reimburse Customer For Autopilot Problems
A Munich court has ordered Tesla to reimburse a customer most of the 112,000 euros she paid for a Model X SUV because of problems with the Autopilot function.
