The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is investigating a claim that Tesla’s “Level 2” autonomous driving system may not be as safe as the company claims. This follows an incident in which a Tesla driver was killed while using the autopilot feature. While Tesla has defended the safety of its system, some experts are skeptical about the effectiveness of Level 2 autonomy. nhtsa tesla level autopilotkolodnycnbc
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has given Tesla Motors Inc’s (TSLA) “Autopilot” system its highest safety rating following a six-month investigation. The system, which allows for hands-free highway driving, had come under scrutiny after a series of accidents, including one fatal crash in May 2016. However, the NHTSA found that Tesla’s system met all applicable safety standards. nhtsa tesla level autopilotkolodnycnbc
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is investigating Tesla’s “Autopilot” feature after a recent death. Autopilot is a level of autonomous driving that allows the driver to take their hands off the wheel for short periods of time. This is not the first death involving Tesla’s Autopilot feature, and many are wondering if it is safe. Some believe that Tesla is not doing enough to warn drivers of the dangers of using Autopilot. nhtsa tesla level autopilotkolodnycnbc
