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Tesla owner faces criminal charges for deadly Autopilot crash in US - Vimarsana News

Tesla owner faces criminal charges for deadly Autopilot crash in US

In a first, serious criminal charges have been filed against a Tesla Model S owner in the US for a deadly crash in 2019 that involved the vehicle's advanced driver assist system called 'Autopilot'.

Tesla's $12,000 'Full Self-Driving' (FSD) slammed, called worst software by advocacy group | Mobility News - Vimarsana News

Tesla's $12,000 'Full Self-Driving' (FSD) slammed, called worst software by advocacy group | Mobility News

Advocacy group The Dawn Project has called it "the worst software ever sold by a Fortune 500 company." 

Source: india.com
Elon Musks Claps Back Over FSD, Starts Another Twitter Spat - Vimarsana News

Elon Musks Claps Back Over FSD, Starts Another Twitter Spat

"Green Hills Software is a pile of trash," the Tesla founder wrote on Twitter.

Tesla Self-Driving Called Out in Full-Page NYT Ad, Which Claims 'Millions Would Die Every Day' if Universally Adopted - Vimarsana News

Tesla Self-Driving Called Out in Full-Page NYT Ad, Which Claims 'Millions Would Die Every Day' if Universally Adopted

A full-page ad in Sunday’s New York Times declares “We did not sign up our families to be crash test dummies for thousands of Tesla cars,” but the ad is affiliated with a rival self-driving software company.

Source: sfist.com
Tesla Software Rival Calls Full Self-Driving "Worst Software Ever Sold By A Fortune 500 Company" In NYT Ad - Vimarsana News

Tesla Software Rival Calls Full Self-Driving "Worst Software Ever Sold By A Fortune 500 Company" In NYT Ad

The latest attack on Tesla comes in the form of a full page New York Times ad, but its source is a software competitor