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How scary are these findings? and how should tesla be handling this situation? >> i think it is almost to call self-driving. it is clearly not ready for primetime. the irony is this is a premium product. you pay $15,000 more on top of your model s or model x or model 3 to get this functionality. and a lot of this companys reputation as a premium brand, rides on it being looked at as a technology company, not an old car company. it is not like theyre recalling a brake pad or spark plug or fuel in...

360,000 vehicles testing its “beta” autonomous vehicle programme are at risk of running through yellow lights, US authorities claim

In an interview on CNBC's Squawk Box on Thursday, Wozniak told Andrew Ross Sorkin that Musk shares many similarities with his late friend and fellow Apple co-founder...

The money manager sees great promise in Teslas ability to come up with an autonomous taxi platform in the next few years.

Simulations from North Carolina State University researchers suggest a new kind of traffic light could speed up passage through intersections with the help of self-driving cars and...

The electric car giant disclosed on Tuesday that the US Justice Department has sought documents related to its Full Self-Driving (FSD) and Autopilot driver-assistance systems as regulatory scrutiny intensifies.

Tesla revealed that the U.S. Justice Department has requested the documents regarding its Full Self-Driving option and the Autopilot driver-assistance systems amid its regulatory probe.

Robots currently being trialled in hospitals around the world can deliver prescriptions and work around the clock, including night shifts.

In a regulatory filing, the company confirmed an ongoing DOJ investigation, and said the feds had requested specific materials.

The SEC is looking into whether Musk may have wrongly made forward-looking statements, according to a person with knowledge of the matter.