Tesla’s self-driving tech keeps being investigated for safety violations. So why is it allowed?

Federal safety regulators are once again looking into Tesla’s self-driving mode, the latest in a seemingly endless stream of investigations into the safety of the technology.

Tesla May Be Behind in Driverless Vehicles, but Here's a Silver Lining

Investors looking for a silver lining might have to squint to see it more clearly, but it's there. One reason Tesla remains a ...
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Tesla faces new U.S. safety probe over FSD software

U.S. auto safety regulators have opened an investigation into Tesla after reports that vehicles using its FSD software ran ...

Caught! The first images of the Tesla Cybercab driving in California confirm that the driverless car is very close

Tesla has taken an important step in the development of its Cybercab project, after the vehicle was seen for the first time on the Fremont, California, test track. This sighting su ...
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Tesla’s self-driving mode is coming to Australia amid controversy

Tesla’s approach to self-driving remains controversial. To sense their surroundings, the vehicles rely mainly on cameras and ...

Musk reports Tesla sales jump after months of boycotts, but experts suspect more pain is in store

Tesla reported a surprise increase in sales in the third quarter as the electric car maker likely benefited from a rush by ...

A new cheap electric car will arrive to revolutionize the market and no, it is not Chinese or Tesla

Renault is preparing to shake up the European electric vehicle landscape with a strategy focused on affordability, without ...
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Tesla, Google and China leave Europe behind in the race for self-driving cars

The US automaker offered Musk a trillion-dollar bonus to focus on developing this technology. Volkswagen is trying to keep up ...