Federal safety regulators are once again looking into Tesla’s self-driving mode, the latest in a seemingly endless stream of investigations into the safety of the technology.
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EU regulators are tightening safety rules on Tesla doors after reports of power failures trapping passengers
European regulators are clamping down on Tesla’s door design after so many safety red flags. The Dutch Vehicle Authority (RDW ...
This is far from Tesla’s first brush with regulators. The company is already facing several investigations tied to both its ...
By contrast, Waymo's crash rate is more than two orders of magnitude lower, with 60 crashes logged over 50 million miles of ...
A second wrongful death lawsuit accuses Tesla of ignoring fatal design flaws that left young passengers trapped inside a ...
THE WOODLANDS, Texas -- The Tesla Model S involved in a fatal crash in Texas last month was likely not in autopilot mode, according to a preliminary report released by the National Transportation ...
IIHS moderate overlap crash test results for seven EVs show good ratings for the i4, Blazer EV, post-April 2025 Cybertruck, and ID.Buzz, and acceptable for Tesla’s Model 3. (No word on the door ...
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