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Tesla's Autopilot Takes the Wheel—And the Guardrail!

A recent crash involving a Tesla Model 3 on I-84 in Union, Connecticut has raised eyebrows yet again about the safety of Tesla's autopilot feature. The vehicle, reportedly in 'auto self-drive mode', veered unexpectedly into a guardrail, leaving the driver with minor injuries. This incident, attributed to an 'autopilot error' by state police, feeds the debate on the reliability of semi-autonomous driving technologies.

Apr 14

Tesla's Autopilot Takes the Wheel—And the Guardrail!

Tesla Troubles: £70,000 Isn't Buying Dignity for UK Drivers

Author Phoebe Tickell shares her personal journey with a pricey Tesla Model Y and reveals how lofty promises of a futuristic ride fell short. Her candid take on the pitfalls of Tesla's technology highlights broader issues with the brand's reputation, from FSD failures to quality concerns, sparking debate about the reality versus the hype of owning a Tesla.

Apr 7

Tesla Troubles: £70,000 Isn't Buying Dignity for UK Drivers

Tesla's Full Self-Driving Faces Scrutiny: Euro NCAP Warns of 'Big Danger'

Tesla's Full Self-Driving (FSD) technology faces criticism from Euro NCAP, labeling it a 'big danger' due to misleading marketing, resistant steering overrides, and reliance on touchscreen alerts. This assessment has heightened debates on the safety and practicality of Tesla's advanced driver assistance systems. Despite top crash-test results, Tesla's driver assistance scores fall short, leading to discussions on future regulatory changes.

Mar 30

Tesla's Full Self-Driving Faces Scrutiny: Euro NCAP Warns of 'Big Danger'

Tesla's Defense Stands Firm: FSD Not to Blame in Fatal Crash

In a case that's turning heads, Tesla is moving to have a wrongful death lawsuit dismissed following a tragic 2022 crash in Colorado. Despite allegations, Tesla's data confirms FSD wasn't activated, instead pointing to the driver's extreme intoxication as the cause. This battle uncovers the tricky intersection of technology and responsibility on the road.

Mar 29

Tesla's Defense Stands Firm: FSD Not to Blame in Fatal Crash

B.C. Tesla Driver Caught Snoozing Behind the Wheel: A Wake-Up Call for Autonomy Limits

A Metro Vancouver woman was spotted by B.C. RCMP seemingly asleep in her Tesla Model Y during rainy rush-hour traffic on Highway 1. The incident has sparked discussions on the importance of driver attentiveness despite Tesla's advanced features, as authorities emphasize that full supervision is still required. With fines exceeding $500, this serves as a reminder of the legal and safety expectations tied to partially autonomous vehicles.

Mar 24

B.C. Tesla Driver Caught Snoozing Behind the Wheel: A Wake-Up Call for Autonomy Limits

Tesla’s Cybertruck Crash Sparks Legal Showdown Over Autopilot Technology

A critical clash unfolds as Tesla CEO Elon Musk declares vehicle logs reveal a Cybertruck driver's Autopilot was disengaged seconds before a dramatic crash, leading to a $1 million lawsuit. The incident on Houston’s Eastex Freeway raises significant questions about Tesla’s driver-assist technology and its promises of safety and supervision in an escalating legal and public debate.

Mar 19

Tesla’s Cybertruck Crash Sparks Legal Showdown Over Autopilot Technology

Unveiling Tesla's Autopilot Controversies: 'Elon Musk Unveiled – The Tesla Experiment'

The documentary 'Elon Musk Unveiled – The Tesla Experiment,' directed by Andreas Pichler, made waves at CPH:DOX. It alleges Tesla's Autopilot is a hazardous experiment gone awry, with lax safety measures prioritized behind corporate ambitions. Through survivor tales, insider insights, and revealing footage, it critically examines Elon Musk's high-speed approach to innovation, inviting viewers to rethink the promise of self-driving cars.

Mar 17

Unveiling Tesla's Autopilot Controversies: 'Elon Musk Unveiled – The Tesla Experiment'

Houston Driver Sues Tesla Over Cybertruck Autopilot Crash

In the latest blow to Tesla's autonomous driving ambitions, a Houston driver has filed a lawsuit seeking over $1 million in damages after her Tesla Cybertruck, operating on Autopilot, crashed into an overpass. The lawsuit alleges negligence, design defects, and misleading marketing of Tesla's self-driving capabilities. This legal battle adds to the growing scrutiny over Tesla's Autopilot and Full Self-Driving technology.

Mar 14

Houston Driver Sues Tesla Over Cybertruck Autopilot Crash

Tesla Shifts Gears: Full Self-Driving Goes Subscription-Only

In a surprising turn, Tesla has announced a shift from selling Full Self-Driving (FSD) as a one-time purchase to a subscription-only model starting February 14, 2026. The move follows a California DMV ruling against Tesla's marketing of its 'Autopilot' and 'FSD' features. The change aims to reframe FSD as a service rather than an appreciating asset, thereby reducing Tesla's liability from unfulfilled promises. While existing FSD owners retain their licenses, new buyers will navigate a monthly subscription landscape.

Mar 11

Tesla Shifts Gears: Full Self-Driving Goes Subscription-Only

Tesla Tackles Model Y's Front Camera Water Leaks with New Service Bulletin

Tesla has rolled out a service bulletin to combat water ingress issues affecting the Model Y's front camera. This move aims to address moisture problems that cause blurred vision and warnings such as 'Camera Visibility Limited.' The bulletin outlines steps for inspection, cleaning, and component replacement to prevent future issues.

Mar 6

Tesla Tackles Model Y's Front Camera Water Leaks with New Service Bulletin

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