Tesla’s new Autopilot safety report shows crashes rising for a third straight quarter. Tesla claims Autopilot users are nine times less likely to crash than unassisted drivers, but that’s down from ...

Tesla has settled another lawsuit involving its Autopilot driver-assist system, which is alleged to have caused a crash. This time, a 2020 Model Y on Autopilot crashed into a stationary police vehicle ...

Tesla claims Autopilot drivers are nine times less likely to crash than unassisted human drivers. Tesla’s new Autopilot safety report shows crashes rising for a third straight quarter. Tesla claims ...

Tesla has released its latest Autopilot safety report, and the limitations are still presented misleadingly; however, one clear thing is that the data is worsening. Tesla notoriously doesn’t release ...

An administrative law judge has ruled that Tesla engaged in deceptive marketing that gave customers a false impression of the capabilities of its Autopilot and Full Self-Driving driver assistance ...

Tesla has begun delivering Model Y crossovers equipped with a new AI4.5 computer, a quiet hardware shift that could reshape expectations for its driver-assistance roadmap. The upgrade, surfacing first ...

A California judge has issued a proposed decision on whether or not Tesla misled consumers about the capabilities of Autopilot. The judge's decision is sealed until next week, but regulators are ...

Tesla has discontinued Autopilot, its basic driver-assistance system, as the company tries to boost adoption of a more advanced version of the technology that it calls Full Self-Driving (Supervised).

Driver assistance technology is a key Tesla feature, with Enhanced Autopilot (EAP) positioned between basic Autopilot and the company's more advanced Full Self-Driving (FSD) package. Designed to ...

Tesla Inc.’s car sales in California are poised to be suspended for 30 days over marketing practices that allegedly mislead consumers about the automated-driving capabilities of its vehicles. The ...

Tesla Risks California Sales Suspension Unless It Stops Using the Term 'Autopilot' Tesla has 60 days to remove 'autopilot' from marketing campaigns on cars that don't support fully autonomous driving.