Automakers report nearly 400 crashes of partially autonomous vehicles
Automakers reported crashes from July 2021 to May 2022 under an order from NHTSA, which is examining such crashes broadly for the first time.
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Automakers reported crashes from July 2021 to May 2022 under an order from NHTSA, which is examining such crashes broadly for the first time.
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A Tesla car on autopilot crashed into a US$3.5 million ($5.3m) private jet after its owner reportedly tried to call for it using the vehicle's Smart Summo
Over two years and 40,000 miles, our Tesla Model 3 highlighted the novelty and compromise of EVs.
A recent viral video appears to show someone using their Tesla's "Smart Summon: autopilot feature to call the car to them — only for the vehicle to crash into a multimillion-dollar jet parked on an airport tarmac.