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Fisker's Ocean SUV now faces a second investigation from federal safety regulators, after complaints of the vehicle rolling away.

Federal regulators opened an investigation into the Fisker Ocean SUV over braking problems, according to a recent notice.

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Honda Accord Sudden Steering Loss Prompts NHTSA Investigation: Over 1.1 Million Cars Examined 05/10/21 AT 11:10 AM The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has opened an investigation into more than 1.1. million Honda (HMC) Accord sedans over a possible steering system issue after receiving 107 complaints. According to documents from the NHTSA, the investigation covers 2013 to 2015 Accord models, which it said, “Under normal driving conditions, with no warning or input from the driver, the vehicle may veer or jerk out of its intended path of travel.” The NHTSA also received two ...

NHTSA Finds No Evidence Of Tesla Sudden Unintended Acceleration ++ Crashes have been caused by pedal misapplication. Case closed. After reviewing roughly 662,000 Tesla cars (Model S 2013-2019, Model X 2016-2019 and Model 3 2017-2019), the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) found no defect or evidence of sudden unintended acceleration. It basically clears the manufacturer from suspicions that the car can accelerate on its own and crash. According to the NHTSA, in every instance in which event data was available for review, crashe...