Federal Investigation into GM Brake Failures Expands
The NHTSA is intensifying its investigation into brake failures affecting over 1.1 million General Motors vehicles, linked to the brake-by-wire system known as eBoost.
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Fatal Tesla Autopilot Crash Raises Questions About Safety and Regulation
An elderly woman died after a Tesla Model 3, reportedly in Autopilot mode, crashed into her home. The incident has prompted investigations into the vehicle's automated driving features and their implications for safety regulations.
Adaptive Beam Headlights Set to Illuminate U.S. Roads
Audi's Q9 SUV will introduce advanced adaptive beam headlights in the U.S., enhancing visibility while reducing glare for other drivers.
Recent Crash Data Reveals Challenges for Tesla’s Robotaxi Initiative
Newly released data from the NHTSA indicates that Tesla's robotaxi service is facing significant operational challenges, including crashes during remote driving.
Waymo Recalls 3,800 Robotaxis Following Flood Incident
Waymo has initiated a recall of nearly 3,800 robotaxis due to software issues that could lead vehicles to drive into flooded areas, raising safety concerns.
NHTSA Confirms No Sudden Acceleration Issue with Tesla Vehicles
Federal regulators have concluded that Tesla's one-pedal driving feature does not cause unintended acceleration, attributing incidents to driver error instead.
NHTSA Extends Deadline for Tesla’s FSD Probe Response
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has granted Tesla an extension to respond to a probe concerning its Full Self-Driving system, following numerous complaints about traffic law violations.
