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A US federal safety board determined that a Tesla driver manually overrode the self-driving feature moments before a fatal crash in Texas that killed a woman, though broader regulatory scrutiny of the technology persists.
Autonomous vehicle startup Wayve has secured $2.8 billion from major investors including Nvidia, Mercedes-Benz and Nissan. The company's AI-driven approach differs from traditional methods and promises rapid deployment across markets.
Tesla has quietly settled a lawsuit stemming from a fatal 2023 Arizona crash involving its Full Self-Driving system. The case marked the first known pedestrian death linked to Tesla's automation technology, prompting federal safety investigations.
US authorities have launched investigations into a Tesla Model 3 crash in Texas that killed a 76-year-old resident after the vehicle struck her home at high speed. The family has filed a lawsuit seeking over $1 million in damages.
US regulators have opened a special investigation into a Tesla Model 3 that crashed into a Texas home, killing a woman. The driver reportedly had the company's self-driving technology engaged, raising fresh questions about autonomous vehicle safety.
Robotaxis freezing at crime scenes and blocking emergency responders have prompted lawmakers to impose stricter licensing and safety rules. The technology's rapid expansion globally raises questions about whether autonomous systems can safely integrate with unpredictable real-world scenarios.