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NHTSA initiates two more Tesla crash investigations – CNBC

NHTSA initiates two more Tesla crash investigations

22.12.2022 — According to data obtained from NHTSA by CNBC, the agency is looking into at least 41 crashes involving Tesla vehicles where automated features …

According to data obtained from NHTSA by CNBC, the agency is looking into at least 41 crashes involving Tesla vehicles where automated features were involved.

NHTSA Shares ADAS Crash Data And It Puts Tesla In A Bad …

NHTSA Shares ADAS Crash Data And It Puts Tesla In A Bad Light

17.6.2022 — Almost 70 percent of all Level 2 semi-autonomous driving crashes from 2021 that the NHTSA in the US involved Teslas.

Almost 70 percent of all Level 2 semi-autonomous driving crashes from 2021 that the NHTSA in the US involved Teslas.

Part 573 Safety Recall Report 23V-085 | NHTSA

7 päivää sitten — Address : 1 Tesla Road … Vehicle 1 : 2016-2023 Tesla Model S … Description of the Defect : FSD Beta is an SAE Level 2 driver support …

Tesla tops US government’s driver-assist crash data report

Tesla tops US government’s driver-assist crash data report – The Verge

15.6.2022 — The NHTSA also reported the types of collisions involving Level 2-equipped vehicles. Of the 392 crashes, 119 of them involved another …

Federal regulators released new data on crashes involving autonomous vehicles and vehicles equipped with driver-assist technology. Tesla and Waymo, which have the most vehicles and drive the most miles, top the list.

NHTSA report shows Tesla Autopilot led the pack in crashes …

15.6.2022 — Tesla EVs involved in 70% of the reported crashes involving Level 2 technologies, 60% of those resulting in serious injuries and nearly 85% …

Tesla reports two more fatal Autopilot accidents to the NHTSA

Tesla reports two more fatal Autopilot accidents to NHTSA • The Register

16.11.2022 — The NHTSA began collecting data on ADAS accidents involving levels 1 and 2, the latter of which includes Tesla’s Autopilot, in June 2021.

Tesla Vehicle Safety Report

Tesla Vehicle Safety Report | Tesla

For drivers who were not using Autopilot technology, we recorded one crash for every 1.52 million miles driven. By comparison, NHTSA and FHWA data from 2021 …

At Tesla, we believe that technology can help improve safety. That’s why Tesla vehicles are engineered to be the safest cars in the world. We believe the unique combination of passive safety, active safety, and automated driver assistance is crucial for keeping not just Tesla drivers and passengers safe, but all drivers on the road. It’s this notion that grounds every decision we make – from the design of our cars, to the software we introduce, to the features we offer every Tesla owner.

NHTSA: Tesla accounts for almost 70% of Level 2 driver-assist …

NHTSA: Tesla accounts for almost 70% of Level 2 driver-assist crashes in the US, but don’t draw conclusions yet

15.6.2022 — Federal figures released by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) on Wednesday revealed that Tesla vehicles accounted …

NHTSA Issues Tesla FSD Recall Notice — The Details

NHTSA Issues Tesla FSD Recall Notice — The Details – CleanTechnica

5 päivää sitten — NHTSA has initiated a recall for Tesla Full Self Driving software that lists … “FSD Beta is an SAE Level 2 driver support feature that can …

NHTSA has initiated a recall for Tesla Full Self Driving software that lists 4 specific areas of concern. An OTA is expected on April 15.

NHTSA data shows Teslas using Autopilot crashed 273 times …

NHTSA data shows Teslas using Autopilot crashed 273 times in less than a year | Ars Technica

15.6.2022 — Tesla is facing multiple federal investigations into the safety of its automated and partially automated driving. Enlarge / Tesla is facing …

Honda had the second-highest number of crashes, with 90 over the same period.