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Tesla to Pay $243M After Jury Finds It Partly Liable for Fatal Autopilot Crash
A federal jury in Florida has found Tesla to be partly liable for a fatal car crash that occurred in 2019 involving its self-driving feature Autopilot. Elon Musk's electric vehicle company must now pay $243 million in damages as a result of the judgment, multiple reports Friday said.
Opposition to Musk over his alliance with Trump, which has since ruptured in acrimony, caused many liberal Tesla owners in ...
Not every Tesla deal is as good as it looks. This first-time EV buyer loved his Model Y test drive but had one big concern, ...
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4 Electric Car Prices That Tesla Can’t BeatThe biggest name in the EV game and the leader in full self-driving technology now has some steep competition from ...
Elon Musk has finally confirmed that Tesla’s new ‘affordable’ electric car is just going to be the Model Y in a cheaper ...
A Tesla driver reflected on five years of owning a Model 3. Here's what he'd do differently, and what you should consider before purchase.
Registrations of new Tesla cars in several key European markets fell in July, despite a revamp to its signature Model Y, as ...
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Musk: Tesla's Affordable Electric Car Will Be Model Y VariantTesla CEO confirms long-awaited budget electric vehicle will be Model Y variant launching Q4 2025 The note that signals time ...
A woman recorded a Tesla driver charging their car with its standard, 12-volt wall plug via a power strip. Can you do that?
Tesla's new car sales in Spain rose 27% in July from the same month in 2024 to 702 vehicles, registration data released by ...
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