A Tesla Model 3 on Autopilot recently crashed into a stationary truck on a highway in Taiwan. The Tesla crash was captured on video The Model 3 driver was uninjured. Video released over >>
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Autopilot now lets Tesla vehicles identify traffic lights and stop signs
Tesla recently released a new software update which enables Tesla vehicles to identify traffic lights and stop signs and react accordingly. Tesla notes that the feature will operate conservatively at first. Visit BGR’s >>
Video of Tesla in full self-driving mode gives us a glimpse into the future of travel
When a story involving Tesla’s Autopilot feature makes the news, it’s typically due to an accident or an offbeat video of a driver caught falling asleep at the wheel. Those incidents aside, the >>
Model 3 driver falls asleep with Autopilot on, promptly crashes into 11 construction barrels
While Tesla’s Autopilot software has improved considerably over the past few years, there’s still plenty of room for improvement. Part of the problem is that Tesla owners seem to have a bad habit >>
Consumer Reports blasts Tesla’s ‘Navigate on Autopilot’ feature
Over the years, Tesla’s relationship with Consumer Reports has been shaky at best. Complicating matters is that some of Consumer Reports’ own findings and reports have presented seemingly conflicting information at times. Earlier >>
Watch a Tesla Model 3 quickly swerve on its own to avoid an accident at the last second
It’s a shame that much of the narrative surrounding Tesla these days centers on the company’s stock price, Elon Musk’s shenanigans on Twitter, or other trivial details that don’t truly capture some of >>
Video: Watch a Tesla on Autopilot slam on the brakes and avoid a crash
More often than not, stories involving Tesla’s Autopilot feature tend to make the news when something goes awry. Whether it’s a Model S on Autopilot crashing into a stationary car or a Tesla on >>
Police pull over a Model S on Autopilot and discover the driver is drunk and asleep
Tesla’s Autopilot feature isn’t designed to whisk drivers to and fro while they’re sleeping, even though Elon Musk claims that that’s what the future of self-driving cars looks like. As it stands now >>
