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Autopilot verdict deals Tesla a 'black eye', threatens Musk's robotaxi ambitions
A court verdict against Tesla last week, stemming from a fatal 2019 crash of an Autopilot-equipped Model S, could hurt its plans to expand its nascent robotaxi network and intensify concerns over the safety of its autonomous vehicle technology.
‘There are two Teslas,’ attorney Brett Schreiber told us. ‘There’s Tesla in the showroom and then there’s Tesla in the ...
In a major blow to Tesla's autonomous driving program, a Florida jury last week found the company partially (33%) liable for ...
A Miami jury decided that Elon Musk’s car company Tesla was partly responsible for a deadly crash in Florida involving its ...
The verdict follows a three-week trial that threw a spotlight on how Tesla and CEO Elon Musk have marketed their ...
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Tesla Autopilot verdict sends a chill across the industryA stunning court verdict against Tesla last week exposed significant legal risks for every carmaker deploying vehicles that ...
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A jury in Florida has found Tesla partly liable for a deadly 2019 crash involving its Autopilot system, ordering the electric ...
The EV maker may be forced to pay $243 million in damages, following a Florida court's finding that its Autopilot feature was ...
A Florida jury on Friday found Tesla liable to pay $243 million to victims of a 2019 fatal crash of an Autopilot-equipped ...
Tesla was caught withholding data, lying about it, and misdirecting authorities in the wrongful death case involving Autopilot that ...
The federal jury in Miami has ruled Tesla partially liable for a fatal 2019 crash involving its Autopilot system.The court ordered the company to pay more than $240 million in damages.
The company withheld evidence that showed Autopilot did not work as intended. The jury determined that the system was 33% ...
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