Tesla data from a fatal accident could amp up regulatory scrutiny of the car maker’s Autopilot system as the company pushes for more automation in its vehicles
Tesla Inc.’s driver-assistance feature was active and the driver’s hands weren’t detected on the wheel during a fatal crash in March, U.S. safety investigators said Thursday, a finding that could amp up scrutiny of the car maker’s Autopilot system as the company pushes for more automation in its vehicles.
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