Tesla claimed in a weekend social media post that a Dutch regulator was set to approve its Full Self-Driving mode. It seems the regulator isn't quite in line with Tesla.
The permit is the final regulatory step to launch a robotaxi service in Arizona, a state that has become a hub of autonomous vehicle technology testing and development.
A Reddit user posted video of his safety driver sleeping at the wheel in San Fransisco.
The new data, released Friday, finally addresses some of the biggest criticisms of the paltry "safety reports" Tesla's released for years.
Tesla's crash rate is orders of magnitude worse than Waymo's.
Tesla must pay the plaintiffs $200 million in punitive damages, the jury said.
Self-driving technology on which Elon Musk has staked future of his company debuts in Texas.
This article is about SpaceX, not Tesla. It reports that Morgan Stanley analysts predict SpaceX could reach a $101 billion valuation due to its reusable rockets, crew launches, Starship vehicle, and the Starlink satellite network. For Tesla enthusiasts, this highlights the continued growth and ambition of Elon Musk's broader portfolio, though it does not contain direct news about Tesla vehicles or its automotive business.
Elon Musk has expressed confidence that Tesla will achieve full self-driving (Level 5) autonomy from a technical standpoint in 2021. This suggests the company's development is progressing positively, though it remains an ambitious goal. For owners and enthusiasts, this signals Tesla's continued aggressive pursuit of a fully autonomous vehicle system.