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Tesla is driving on Autopilot through a regulatory grey zone 21 April 2021 - 12:51 By Reuters A Tesla Model S similar to the one that was involved in a fiery crash in Texas, US, on April 17 2021. Image: Supplied The fatal crash of a Tesla with no-one apparently behind the wheel has cast a new light on the safety of semi-autonomous vehicles and the nebulous US regulatory terrain they navigate. Police in Harris County, Texas, said a Tesla Model S smashed into a tree on Saturday at high speed after failing to negotiate a bend and burst into flames, killing one occupant ...

Claims lives of 59-year-old doctor and 69-year-old engineer. By Denham Sadler on Apr 20 2021 10:52 AM Print article The remnants of the Tesla car that smashed into a tree. Photo: ABC13 Two people have died after a Tesla car ran off the road, with the authorities saying “there was no-one driving” the vehicle at the time of the accident. The tragic crash will place further scrutiny on Tesla and its Autopilot driver-assistance technology, which automates some highway-driving tasks. Despite Tesla maintaining that drivers still need to have full attention while using Autopilo...

Two killed as ‘autopilot’ Tesla car crashes into tree, catches fire National News Report HARRIS COUNTY, Texas: Two men were killed after a Tesla car crashed into a tree and caught fire in Texas, and police believe there was nobody present in the driver’s seat at the time of the accident, BBC reported. The 2019 Tesla Model S was travelling at a high speed when it failed to negotiate a curve on a winding road. The victims, both in their 50s, were found in the front passenger seat and in the back of the vehicle. Tesla did not respond immediately to the BBC’s request for comment. Evidenc...

‘Autopilot’ Tesla car crashes into a tree, catches fire Top Story April 20, 2021 HARRIS COUNTY, Texas: Two men were killed after a Tesla car crashed into a tree and caught fire in Texas, and police believe there was nobody present in the driver's seat at the time of the accident, BBC reported. The 2019 Tesla Model S was travelling at a high speed when it failed to negotiate a curve on a winding road. The victims, both in their 50s, were found in the front passenger seat and in the back of the vehicle. Tesla did not respond immediately to the BBC’s request for comment. Evidence suggest...

The Globe and Mail David Shepardson and Hyunjoo Jin WASHINGTON and BERKELEY Bookmark Please log in to listen to this story. Also available in French and Mandarin. Log In Create Free Account Getting audio file ... This translation has been automatically generated and has not been verified for accuracy. Full Disclaimer SCOTT J. ENGLE/Reuters Texas police will serve search warrants on Tesla Inc on Tuesday to secure data from a fatal vehicle crash, a senior officer told Reuters on Monday, after CEO Elon Musk said company checks showed the car’s Autopilot driver assistance system was n...