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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.
On Friday, August 1, a Florida jury found Tesla 33% responsible for a deadly 2019 crash featuring a distracted driver who was using Tesla Autopilot. The jury awarded $323 million in damages to the ...
‘There are two Teslas,’ attorney Brett Schreiber told us. ‘There’s Tesla in the showroom and then there’s Tesla in the ...
The suit comes shortly after Tesla was ordered to pay $240 million to victims of a car crash related to its autopilot ...
Tesla, Inc.'s robotaxi launch remains underwhelming, with delays, regulatory issues, and only supervised services. Click here ...
Tesla doesn't have the permits to run an autonomous vehicle taxi in California, but probably nothing stops a driver-assist ...
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Tesla struggles with Europe sales as U.S. legal issues pile up
In July, despite a rise in overall electric-vehicle purchases, Tesla's deliveries in Germany suffered a sharp drop, according ...
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Tesla Stock Falls As EV Giant Found Liable In Autopilot Trial. Wall Street Isn't Buying Bay Area 'Robotaxi' Expansion.
Tesla stock fell Friday amid the Miami trial verdict. CEO Elon Musk is betting on the EV giant's self-driving capabilities to ...
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