17, 2023, that “may be related” to the Autosteer issue ... On Monday, Tesla doubled down tweeting, “Safety metrics are emphatically stronger when Autopilot is engaged than when not ...

Tesla says on its website that Autopilot and a more sophisticated ... NHTSA has become more aggressive in pursuing safety problems with Teslas in the past year, announcing multiple recalls and ...

More than 2 million Tesla vehicles have been recalled over a safety issue related to its Autopilot software -- specifically, a feature called Autosteer that's part of the driver-assistance system.

Over 2 million Tesla vehicles are subject to a new NHTSA probe to determine whether enough was done to resolve Autopilot safety issues. Over 2 million Tesla vehicles are subject to a new NHTSA ...

Federal safety regulators announced ... will send out a software update to fix problems affecting virtually every Tesla vehicle equipped with Autopilot, including its 2012-2023 Model S, 2016-2023 ...

Safety experts say the recall will likely make Autopilot harder to misuse ... “Minimal progress” As per the recall, Tesla will issue a software update to some 2 million cars in the US ...

As of Dec. 8, Tesla had received nine warranty claims related to the issue. The move is ... crashes involving the use of Autopilot, the agency opened a safety probe in August 2021.

Tesla’s insurance products are currently unsustainable, according to a new report that shows the company is losing money insuring ...

Tesla will recall about 2 million cars over a safety issue tied to its autopilot system, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said on Wednesday. The company's autopilot system may ...

The automaker announces “new safety and autopilot hardware ... Dec. 13: Tesla recalls all cars with Autopilot Tesla issues a recall for more than 2 million vehicles after NHTSA said Autopilot ...

Tesla has not provided data that would allow a comparison of Autopilot’s safety on ... a researcher at the council who explores safety and operational issues surrounding autonomous vehicles.

Tesla is going through another recall, this time to address a severe issue with doors on 120,000 vehicles. But just like last time, this involves a software-based, over-the-air (OTA) update.