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Tesla in 2019 accused him of stealing the Autopilot source code. Guan
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Tesla settles with ex-engineer accused of stealing trade secrets By IANS| Posted by Minhaj Adnan | Published: 17th April 2021 3:26 pm IST Tesla in 2019 accused him of stealing the Autopilot source code. Guangzhi later admitted in a court filing that he did upload the company’s autopilot code to his personal iCloud account last year before taking up a job in Alibaba-backed Chinese electric vehicle (EV)-startup Xiaopeng Motors, also called Xmotors or XPeng. While Guangzhi admitted to using his “personal iCloud account to create backup copies of certain Tesla information in 2018”, ...
Ford to offer hands-free driving in Mustang Mach-E electric crossovers later this year SECTIONS Last Updated: Apr 15, 2021, 03:24 PM IST Share Reuters Related Ford Motor Co said on Wednesday it will start putting its hands-free highway driving technology in some of its pickup truck and Mustang models later this year. The automaker said its BlueCruise technology will be offered on its 2021 model year F-150 pickup trucks and the Mustang Mach-E electric crossovers equipped with its Co-Pilot360 driver assistance package. Rivals General Motors Co and Tesla Inc also offer similar driving assista...
Ford’s Blue Cruise hands-free highway driving system will hit the road in a few months, as over-the-air downloads install the system in thousands of already-sold 2021 F-150 pickups and Mustang Mach-E electric SUVs. A $600 subscription fee will get owners of vehicles already equipped with Blue Cruise’s hardware an update that allows hands-free driving on 100,000 miles of divided highways in the United States and Canada. Ford expects more than 100,000 vehicles with Blue Cruise should be on the road by the end of the year. That’s a massive leap for hands-free driving, which has so far been...
Message : Required fields WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Detroit police said Tuesday they do not believe Tesla's driver assistance system Autopilot was in use during a crash last week of a Tesla that became wedged underneath a tractor-trailer and left a passenger in critical condition. On Monday, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) said it was aware of the "violent crash" in Detroit on March 11 and a Special Crash Investigation (SCI) team would investigate. Detroit Police Assistant Chief David LeValley said Tuesday at a press briefing "that all indications" are that the Tes...