Tesla Autopilot Crash

Lawsuit slams Tesla tech

'That’s not self-driving': Lawsuit slams Tesla tech after Houston Cybertruck crash

A Houston woman is suing Tesla for $1 million after her Cybertruck, allegedly on "Autopilot," attempted to drive off a freeway overpass before crashing into a concrete barrier.

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Tesla says FSD was off before a Cybertruck crash — but new footage is raising doubts

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Houston driver sues Tesla after Cybertruck on Autopilot crashes into overpass

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Tesla's driver-assistance system probed after crashes

The U.S. auto safety regulator on Thursday deepened a probe into Tesla's driver-assistance system to evaluate its effectiveness in identifying degraded road conditions after nine crashes linked to the...

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Feds expand Tesla self-drive probe

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NHTSA links 13 crashes to Tesla's self-driving software and expands probe to 3.2 million vehicles

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Tesla’s push for self-driving in Europe continues its bumpy ride

Tesla’s sales in the European Union, United Kingdom and European Free Trade Association nations dropped 27% in 2025.

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3 Million Teslas Get One Step Closer to a Recall Over Full-Self Driving Feature

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The Fed's Investigation Into Tesla's FSD Is Escalating

Tesla Cybertruck Nearly Flew Off Overpass on FSD, Driver Sues for $1M

The lawsuit argues that the driver tried taking over control of the vehicle, but she couldn’t. Tesla Cybertruck owner sues for $1 million after alleged FSD mode crash in Houston. Lawsuit claims Tesla's self-driving system misrepresented,

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NHTSA Escalates Probe into Tesla FSD over Visibility Concerns

Investigation now covers 3.2 million vehicles as regulators examine crashes tied to reduced camera performance.

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Tesla ordered to pay $243 million after autopilot crash killed a 22-year-old driver and injured her passenger

In February 2026, a federal judge in Miami denied Tesla’s bid to overturn a $243 […]

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Tesla loses bid to toss $243 million verdict in fatal Autopilot crash suit

A federal judge in Miami denied Tesla's bid to overturn a $243 million jury verdict in a high-profile lawsuit over a fatal Autopilot crash.