Tesla drivers
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インシデント 47813 Report
Tesla FSD Reportedly Increased Crash Risk, Prompting Recall
2016-09-09
A component of Tesla Full Self Driving system was deemed by regulators to increase crash risk such as by exceeding speed limits or by traveling through intersections unlawfully or unpredictably, prompting recall for hundreds of thousands of vehicles.
もっとインシデント 2088 Report
Tesla Phantom Braking Complaints Surged, Allegedly Linked to Tesla Vision Rollout
2021-05-01
In late 2021, Tesla owners’ complaints to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration about sudden unexpected automatic braking rapidly increased, coinciding with when radar was no longer equipped in its Model 3 and Model Y vehicles.
もっとインシデント 4348 Report
Sudden Braking by Tesla Allegedly on Self-Driving Mode Caused Multi-Car Pileup in Tunnel
2022-11-24
A Tesla driver alleged Full Self Driving (FSD) braking unexpectedly as the cause for an eight-car pileup in San Francisco which led to minor injuries of nine people.
もっとインシデント 9408 Report
Tesla Cybertruck Operating in Full Self-Driving Mode Reportedly Crashes into Pole in Nevada After Failing to Merge
2025-02-17
A Tesla Cybertruck operating in Full Self-Driving (FSD) mode reportedly crashed into a pole in Reno, Nevada, after failing to merge out of a lane that was ending. The driver, who was required to remain in control, stated that unknown mechanical issues caused the vehicle to leave the lane.
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イン シデント 16869 Report
Tesla Model S with Autopilot Reportedly Engaged Struck Parked SUV in Key Largo, Killing One Person and Seriously Injuring Another Standing Nearby
2019-04-25
On April 25, 2019, George McGee's Tesla Model S, with Autopilot reportedly engaged, drove through a Key Largo intersection and struck a parked Chevrolet Tahoe, which then hit two people standing beside it: Naibel Benavides Leon, who was killed, and Dillon Angulo, who was seriously injured. McGee admitted distraction. In 2025, a federal jury found Tesla 33% responsible on defective-design and failure-to-warn claims. Tesla disputed liability and said it would appeal.
もっとインシデント 7112 Report
NHTSA Opens New Probe into Tesla’s Autopilot Following More than a Dozen Fatal Accidents
2024-04-26
The NHTSA has linked Tesla's Autopilot to over a dozen fatalities and hundreds of crashes, prompting a new investigation into the adequacy of Tesla's December recall of 2 million vehicles. The probe reports that Tesla’s driver-assist system led to avoidable crashes involving visible hazards, suggesting a critical safety gap between driver expectations and the system’s capabilities. The investigation will assess if Tesla’s recall remedies were sufficient to address these safety risks.
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Tesla FSD Reportedly Increased Crash Risk, Prompting Recall
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Tesla Phantom Braking Complaints Surged, Allegedly Linked to Tesla Vision Rollout
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Drivers
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NHTSA Opens New Probe into Tesla’s Autopilot Following More than a Dozen Fatal Accidents
- インシデント 7112 レポート
NHTSA Opens New Probe into Tesla’s Autopilot Following More than a Dozen Fatal Accidents