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"Tesla recently released a beta version of its Level 2 Autopilot system, described as having full self-driving capability. By releasing the system, Tesla is testing on public roads a highly automated AV technology but with limited oversight or reporting requirements," Sumwalt wrote. "NHTSA's hands-off approach to oversight of AV testing poses a potential risk to motorists and other road users." While both the NTSB and NHTSA are vehicle safety watchdogs in the U.S. government, their roles are distinct. The NTSB investigates accidents to determine underlying causes of damaging incidents, includ...

"Tesla recently released a beta version of its Level 2 Autopilot system, described as having full self-driving capability. By releasing the system, Tesla is testing on public roads a highly automated AV technology but with limited oversight or reporting requirements," Sumwalt wrote. "NHTSA's hands-off approach to oversight of AV testing poses a potential risk to motorists and other road users." While both the NTSB and NHTSA are vehicle safety watchdogs in the U.S. government, their roles are distinct. The NTSB investigates accidents to determine underlying causes of damaging incidents, includ...

- shares Tesla has responded to a United States recall of failing touchscreens in 134,951 of its cars by arguing the units were only ever expected to last five to six years in the first place. The unusual defence came after the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration – the US federal government's road safety agency – requested the electric car maker recall the 17-inch touchscreens found in its Model S sedan and Model X SUV. According to the recall notice, when the flash memory device for the centre display reaches "lifetime wear", it will "no longer be able to maintain the integrit...

Tesla will recall about 135,000 Model S and X vehicles in the US after a months long investigation by NHTSA concluded their touch screens were defective. Tesla equipped certain Model S sedans from 2012 to 2018 and Model X crossovers from 2016 to 2018 with Nvidia processors that are prone to wearing out, the automaker said in a recall report cited by Bloomberg. The flaw can lead to the loss of rear view camera display and other issues. The report said the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration had sent a letter to Tesla last month saying it had determined the failures constituted a de...

Tesla recalls pre-2018 cars with malfunctioning touchscreens Rob Hull For Thisismoney.co.uk © Provided by This Is Money MailOnline logo Following a prolonged and arduous battle with regulators over claims of malfunctioning touchscreen systems in older cars, Tesla has issued a recall of almost 135,000 Model S and Model X electric vehicles in the US. The recall only applies to cars produced before March 2018 that are equipped with an 8GB embedded MultiMediaCard (eMMC) that 'may experience a malfunction due to accumulated wear'. Incredibly, Tesla's legal vice president suggest...