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Tesla Autopilot explained: how cars drive themselves today
The technology historians at ColdFusion explain Tesla Autopilot and how modern cars are driving themselves today.
A Tesla FSD crash highlights the "supervision trap," where near-perfect automation reduces driver focus, raising serious ...
Tesla has spent the past few years navigating an increasingly crowded legal docket. From claims that defective door handles ...
Tesla rolled the dice with a lawsuit it thought it could win easily last year, but it struck out after a U.S. judge upheld the $243 million jury verdict against the company over a fatal crash in ...
Tesla’s long running bet that bold branding could sell the future of driving has collided with a hard legal wall in California. A state judge has ruled that the company misled consumers about what its ...
A U.S. federal judge has upheld a $243 million jury verdict against Tesla tied to a 2019 crash involving Autopilot, keeping one of the most closely watched legal outcomes in the driver-assist world ...
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A Houston driver is suing Tesla after a crash involving a Cybertruck that she says suddenly veered toward the edge of an overpass while operating in Autopilot mode.
For almost seven years, Tesla buyers have benefited from what the brand calls Autopilot. The basic system enables stop-and-go radar-guided cruise control and lane-tracing. Plenty of new, inexpensive ...
Lawsuit says Tesla’s flawed Autopilot encouraged overreliance, ignored warnings, and failed to recognize a stopped motorcycle. SEATTLE--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- The family of a 28-year-old man has filed a ...
A California judge has issued a proposed decision on whether or not Tesla misled consumers about the capabilities of Autopilot. The judge's decision is sealed until next week, but regulators are ...
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