Tesla 🇺🇸
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- Evidence items
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- Toward-doom share
- 0.3%
- Net index pressure
- -0.29
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Latest assessments involving Tesla
US investigates Tesla FSD crashes in poor visibility
NHTSA opened a preliminary evaluation of Tesla Full Self-Driving after four reduced-visibility crashes, including one fatal pedestrian strike and another reported injury.
Tesla recalls more than two million vehicles over Autosteer safeguards
Tesla recalled 2,031,220 U.S. vehicles because Autosteer controls might not prevent foreseeable misuse, requiring additional alerts and controls through a software update.
Tesla expands supervised FSD Beta to 160,000 owners
Tesla expanded FSD Beta 10.69.2.2 from roughly 100,000 to 160,000 owners in the United States and Canada while federal safety scrutiny continued.
NHTSA publishes first nationwide assisted-driving crash dataset
NHTSA released its first required crash reports for Level 2 driver assistance and higher automation, including 392 assisted-driving crashes led by 273 Tesla reports.
NHTSA escalates 830,000-vehicle Tesla Autopilot investigation
NHTSA upgraded its Tesla Autopilot emergency-scene crash probe to an engineering analysis covering about 830,000 vehicles, the required step before a possible recall.
NHTSA opens Tesla Autopilot phantom-braking investigation
US safety regulators opened a formal investigation covering about 416,000 Tesla Model 3 and Model Y vehicles after 354 complaints of unexpected braking while Autopilot was active.
Tesla removes FSD Beta rolling-stop behavior after NHTSA intervention
Tesla recalled nearly 54,000 vehicles and issued an over-the-air update disabling Full Self-Driving Beta behavior that could intentionally proceed through some stop signs without coming to a complete stop.
Tesla expands supervised FSD Beta to nearly 60,000 US vehicles
Tesla reported expanding its supervised Full Self-Driving Beta program from a few thousand vehicles to nearly 60,000 in the United States during the preceding quarter.
Tesla rolls back FSD Beta 10.3 after false braking warnings
Tesla withdrew FSD Beta 10.3 after customers reported false forward-collision warnings and unexpected emergency braking; a later federal recall record covered 11,704 vehicles running the affected software.
NHTSA asserts recall authority over Tesla autonomy software updates
NHTSA told Tesla that safety-related over-the-air fixes require timely recall filings and separately challenged beta-test nondisclosure terms that could impede regulator access to safety reports.
Tesla unveils its completed D1 neural-network training chip
Tesla unveiled a completed D1 chip and training tile designed for high-bandwidth neural-network training, while describing the larger Dojo supercomputer as a future system.
NHTSA opens a formal investigation into Tesla Autopilot crashes
NHTSA opened a formal investigation covering about 765,000 Tesla vehicles after identifying 11 emergency-scene crashes involving Autopilot or Traffic-Aware Cruise Control, with 17 injuries and one death.