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NHTSA Investigates 2.6 Million Teslas: Safety Concerns Over 'Smart Summon' Features
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Tesla's 'Actually Smart Summon' Drives into NHTSA Investigation Spotlight
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Tesla's Remote Parking Feature Under NHTSA Investigation After Multiple Crashes

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NHTSA Investigates 2.6 Million Teslas: Safety Concerns Over 'Smart Summon' Features

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has launched an investigation into 2.6 million Tesla vehicles over the safety of its 'Smart Summon' and 'Actually Smart Summon' features. These features, which allow cars to be remotely moved via smartphone app, are under the microscope following four crash reports. The investigation targets Tesla's Model S, X, 3, and Y vehicles equipped with Full Self-Driving or using free trial offers. Concerns are focused on the features' obstacle detection, performance, user reaction times, and behavior in poor visibility. This probe could mirror a previous investigation that looked into other self-driving tech issues in Tesla cars.

Jan 9
NHTSA Investigates 2.6 Million Teslas: Safety Concerns Over 'Smart Summon' Features

Tesla's 'Actually Smart Summon' Drives into NHTSA Investigation Spotlight

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has opened a probe into Tesla's 'Actually Smart Summon' feature, affecting 2.6 million vehicles across Model S, X, 3, and Y. This investigation, triggered by four collisions where the system failed to detect obstacles, adds to the existing scrutiny over Tesla's safety features like the FSD software and Autopilot recalls.

Jan 9
Tesla's 'Actually Smart Summon' Drives into NHTSA Investigation Spotlight

Tesla's Remote Parking Feature Under NHTSA Investigation After Multiple Crashes

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has launched an investigation into Tesla's 'Actually Smart Summon' remote parking feature following over a dozen reported crashes. The feature, which allows vehicles to park themselves using a smartphone app, has been involved in collisions with other cars, parking signs, and even walls, though no injuries have been reported so far. Amidst an array of online crash videos, this investigation marks yet another instance of Tesla facing regulatory scrutiny for its autonomous driving capabilities since October 2024.

Jan 9
Tesla's Remote Parking Feature Under NHTSA Investigation After Multiple Crashes