Tesla Autopilot Duped Into Thinking Trains Are Actually Big Cars Elon Musk hates trains. We’ve long known this about the man, but it seems his cars don’t quite share the same animosity. In fact, they don’t see any difference between them and trains at all — to a Tesla, trains are just cars. Long, flat cars. Read more…

Family Blames Elon Musk’s Autopilot Lies For Son’s Death In New Lawsuit Could Tesla CEO Elon Musk’s casual relationship to the truth be his undoing? The world’s richest man is being blamed by family members for the death of a California man whose Model S crashed while Autopilot was engaged. They say claims made by Musk that self-driving technology was perfect and ready for road use… Read more…

Tesla sued by deceased driver’s family over ‘fraudulent misrepresentation’ of Autopilot safety The family of a Tesla driver who died in a crash while using Autopilot last year is suing the company.

How do you use automations to run your ecom business on autopilot? Wondering how people do it. Both automating the front-end and back-end. Looking forward to seeing an interesting discussion! submitted by /u/snowboardude112

Tesla Autopilot Mistakes Train Tracks For Road, Driver Doesn’t Immediately Notice A Tesla driver in California learned the hard way last week not to put too much faith in the company’s Autopilot system after the tech drove their car directly on to a train track, mistaking it for the road. Read more…

Tesla Settles Another Deadly Autopilot Crash Case Without Going To Court Good morning! It’s Wednesday, May 29, 2024, and this is The Morning Shift, your daily roundup of the top automotive headlines from around the world, in one place. Here are the important stories you need to know. Read more…

Tesla Settles Fatal Autopilot Crash Lawsuit Hours Before Trial Set To Start Good morning! It’s Tuesday, April 9, 2024, and this is The Morning Shift, your daily roundup of the top automotive headlines from around the world, in one place. Here are the important stories you need to know. Read more…

Tesla settles lawsuit over Autopilot crash that killed Apple engineer Tesla has settled a wrongful death lawsuit brought by the family of Apple engineer Walter Huang who died in a Model X crash while using Autopilot in 2018.

Tesla Settles Lawsuit Over a Fatal Crash Involving Autopilot A Tesla driver’s family had sought damages for the 2018 crash, which happened while the carmaker’s driver-assistance software was in use.

Tesla is settling with the family of the Apple engineer who died in an Autopilot crash Illustration by Alex Castro / The VergeThis week, Tesla was scheduled to appear in court to defend its Autopilot system against a claim of wrongful death — but it looks like the company will pay the family of Apple engineer Wei “Walter” Huang instead. Court documents show that Tesla is trying to seal the amount of a potential settlement payment…

Tesla Wants Apple To Help Prove Driver Was Playing iPhone Game When He Was Killed In Autopilot Crash Tesla is trying to get Apple to help prove that a Model X driver who worked for the tech company was playing a video game on his iPhone when he was killed in a crash while Autopilot was engaged. Read more…

Tesla is dragging Apple into its upcoming fatal Autopilot crash trial Illustration by Alex Castro / The VergeTesla is going to court next week over the role its Autopilot system played in a fatal crash in 2018 — and it wants Apple to testify in its defense. Tesla wants to prove that Apple engineer Wei “Walter” Huang was playing a video game on his phone at the time his Autopilot-enabled Model X smashed into a saf…

Tesla Wins Autopilot Fatality Court Case By Arguing Human Error Good morning! It’s Wednesday, November 1, 2023, and this is The Morning Shift, your daily roundup of the top automotive headlines from around the world, in one place. Here are the important stories you need to know. Read more…

LPT request: feel like I live on autopilot and can’t consciously control how to spend my time I feel like I live on autopilot. Mindlessly scrolling through social media and doing everyday same to same things. Liking a series of dumb things and forgetting why I even liked them. Or clicking on a YouTube video and clicking more and more for an hour and forgetting what videos I even watched or why they were important. Then finally after hour…

NHTSA Questions Tesla Over ‘Elon Mode’ That Stopped Autopilot Demanding Your Attention We’re half way there now. It’s Wednesday, August 30, 2023, and this is The Morning Shift, your daily roundup of the top automotive headlines from around the world, in one place. Here are the important stories you need to know today. Read more…

Tesla ordered by auto regulators to provide data on ‘Elon mode’ Autopilot configuration Regulators want to know more about a configuration that eliminates a so-called “nag” that normally prompts owners to keep their hands on the steering wheel.

Tesla scolded for hands-free Autopilot mode that could lead to ‘driver inattention’ Image: Edie Leong for The Washington Post via Getty ImagesTesla is in trouble with the federal government. Again. A newly discovered version of Autopilot that allows drivers to operate the advanced driver-assist feature without applying any torque to the steering wheel — a long sought-after feature by Tesla drivers and one used by several other…

Tesla Autopilot safety probe by federal vehicle regulators nears completion NHTSA initiated a safety probe of Tesla’s driver assistance systems — now marketed in the U.S. as Autopilot, Full Self-Driving and FSD Beta options — in 2021.

Tesla under investigation in California over Autopilot safety issues and false advertising Illustration by Alex Castro / The VergeTesla is facing a new investigation with the California attorney general’s office looking into safety issues with the company’s Autopilot feature as well as its marketing practices, CNBC reported on Wednesday. The outlet was tipped off to the investigation by Tesla owner Greg Wester, who California Attorne…

Tesla under investigation by California attorney general over Autopilot safety, marketing The California attorney general is investigating Tesla over the electric car company’s driver assistance technology, CNBC has learned.