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Tesla

Tesla designs, manufactures, and sells electric vehicles, energy generation and storage systems, and is expanding into autonomous driving and robotaxi services.

ConsumerPublic · TSLAAustin, Texas, USAFounded 2003Founders: Martin Eberhard, Marc Tarpenning, Elon Musk, JB Straubel, Ian WrightPublic companyWebsite ↗See connections →
Last verified Sep 4, 2026

Key Metrics

Market cap
$1.40T
As of Sep 4, 2026companiesmarketcap.com
Revenue
$94.8B
As of Dec 31, 2025SEC EDGAR (10-K)

Company Snapshot

Tesla is a Consumer company, based in Austin, Texas, USA, founded 2003 by Martin Eberhard, Marc Tarpenning, Elon Musk, JB Straubel, Ian Wright. Market cap $1.40T (As of Sep 4, 2026, companiesmarketcap.com).

Recent changes

  1. Sep 4, 2026First reported market cap: $1.40T companiesmarketcap.com
  2. Aug 31, 2026Tesla Jumps 3.7% as Optimus Enters Production at Fremont Pulse story
  3. Aug 18, 2026Tesla Readies a Public Cybercab Launch in Austin Pulse story
  4. Aug 15, 2026Tesla FSD vs Rivian Autonomy+: $99 Against $49.99 Pulse story
  5. Aug 6, 2026Tesla, SpaceX to Build $16.8B Chip Factory Pulse story
Earlier changes (7)
  1. Aug 6, 2026Tesla and SpaceX Commit $16.8B to Texas Chip Fab Pulse story
  2. Aug 4, 2026Tesla's China Business Is Its Cash Cow and Its Risk Pulse story
  3. Jul 24, 2026Tesla, Alphabet Selloff Spreads to Asia as Oil Tops $100 Pulse story
  4. Jul 23, 2026Tesla Stock Craters 14.5% on Profit Miss, AI Capex Surge Pulse story
  5. Jul 7, 2026What Tesla's Unsupervised Miami Robotaxi Really Tests Pulse story
  6. Jul 2, 2026Tesla Driver Faces Manslaughter Charges After FSD Crash Killed a Woman Inside Her Texas Home Pulse story
  7. Dec 31, 2025First reported revenue: $94.8B SEC EDGAR (10-K)

Latest Pulse

  1. Tesla's Optimus Hits Snags in Hands, SuppliersTesla's Optimus humanoid robot is hitting hardware snags in its hands and supplier chain as the company tries to scale up production, new reporting shows.→
  2. Tesla Sets Oct 1 Roadster Reveal, Fifth Date This YearTesla confirmed the next-generation Roadster will finally be revealed October 1 in Waco, Texas, with a SpaceX-built cold-gas thruster package Elon Musk says can push it to 60 mph in 1.1 seconds.→
  3. Why I'd Rather Own the Robotaxi AggregatorUber put $100 million into Atoms and builds nothing itself, while Atoms, Waymo and Tesla carry the full capital and safety burden of running actual fleets -- that asymmetry is the whole argument.→
  4. Physical AI's Funding Is Outrunning Its Safety RecordAtoms raised $1.7 billion to build robotaxis and brought back an engineer convicted of stealing self-driving trade secrets and later pardoned, the same week Tesla's Cybercab drew an NHTSA probe within hours.→
  5. Tesla's Cybercab Hits the Road, and a SnagTesla began carrying paying riders in its wheel-free Cybercab days after a federal safety audit opened, Elon Musk skipped the launch, and rivals Waymo and Zoox used the same week to expand their own robotaxi footprints.→
  6. Tesla Put 45 Cybercabs in Austin. Then NHTSA CalledTesla registered 45 Cybercabs with Texas's automated-vehicle tracker and began service in Austin without steering wheels or pedals; federal regulators opened an investigation within hours.→
  7. Tesla's Wheel-Free Cybercab Draws Instant Federal ProbeNHTSA opened an investigation into whether roughly 1,000 Cybercabs -- built with no steering wheel, pedals, or mirrors -- were properly certified, mere hours after Tesla began commercial rides in Austin.→
  8. NHTSA Investigates Tesla's Cybercab Hours After LaunchThe NHTSA opened an investigation into Tesla's Cybercab within hours of its first paid deployment in Austin, examining Tesla's self-certification of a vehicle that has no steering wheel or pedals under federal safety standards.→
  9. Tesla Opens Cybercab Rides to the Public in AustinTesla began offering paid Cybercab robotaxi rides to the general public in parts of Austin, a steering-wheel-free two-seater that immediately drew scrutiny from federal safety regulators.→
  10. Waymo Goes on Offense Days Before Tesla's Cybercab DebutWaymo argued publicly that Tesla's camera-only approach to self-driving isn't safe enough, kicking off a weekend social-media fight just a week before Tesla is set to formally launch its two-seat Cybercab.→

Coverage Timeline

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  1. Sep 25, 2026BIG TECHTesla's Optimus Hits Snags in Hands, Suppliers→
  2. Sep 12, 2026BIG TECHTesla Sets Oct 1 Roadster Reveal, Fifth Date This Year→
  3. Sep 7, 2026FUNDINGWhy I'd Rather Own the Robotaxi Aggregator→
  4. Sep 7, 2026REGULATIONPhysical AI's Funding Is Outrunning Its Safety Record→
  5. Sep 6, 2026BIG TECHTesla's Cybercab Hits the Road, and a Snag→
  6. Sep 6, 2026BIG TECHTesla Put 45 Cybercabs in Austin. Then NHTSA Called→
  7. Sep 4, 2026REGULATIONTesla's Wheel-Free Cybercab Draws Instant Federal Probe→
  8. Sep 4, 2026REGULATIONNHTSA Investigates Tesla's Cybercab Hours After Launch→
  9. Sep 4, 2026BIG TECHTesla Opens Cybercab Rides to the Public in Austin→
  10. Sep 1, 2026BIG TECHWaymo Goes on Offense Days Before Tesla's Cybercab Debut→
  11. Aug 31, 2026BIG TECHTesla Jumps 3.7% as Optimus Enters Production at Fremont+3.7% on the day→
  12. Aug 27, 2026BIG TECHWaymo Tells Tesla: Cameras Alone Can't Drive→
  13. Aug 24, 2026REGULATIONTesla Recalls Nearly 3 Million Cars Over Door Handles→
  14. Aug 20, 2026REGULATIONNevada Clears 8,000 Robotaxis for Vegas Streets→
  15. Aug 20, 2026BIG TECHWaymo Designs Its Own Robocar Chip to Outpace Tesla→
  16. Aug 18, 2026IPOTesla Readies a Public Cybercab Launch in Austin→
  17. Aug 18, 2026BIG TECHEinride to Add 500 Tesla Semis to Its Fleet→
  18. Aug 15, 2026BIG TECHNobody Knows How Long a Software-Defined Car Lasts→
  19. Aug 15, 2026BIG TECHTesla FSD vs Rivian Autonomy+: $99 Against $49.99$99/mo vs $49.99/mo→
  20. Aug 12, 2026BIG TECHNorway's Wealth Fund Reveals $1.2B SpaceX Stake After Record Profit$1.2B SpaceX stake→
  21. Aug 6, 2026FUNDINGThe Real AI Bottleneck This Week Was Power$18.8B combined→
  22. Aug 6, 2026BIG TECHTesla and SpaceX Commit $16.8B to Texas Chip Fab$16.8B first phase→
  23. Aug 6, 2026BIG TECHTesla, SpaceX to Build $16.8B Chip Factory$16.8B initial→
  24. Aug 4, 2026IPOTesla's China Business Is Its Cash Cow and Its Risk→
  25. Aug 3, 2026AIThe Humanoid Robot Production Race Just Got Real→
  26. Jul 31, 2026REGULATIONNHTSA's Deadline for Robotaxi Emergency-Scene Fixes Arrives→
  27. Jul 24, 2026IPOWhy AI Capex Is Now the IPO Market's Biggest Swing Factor→
  28. Jul 24, 2026BIG TECHTesla, Alphabet Selloff Spreads to Asia as Oil Tops $100Brent Crude Tops $100→
  29. Jul 23, 2026BIG TECHTesla Stock Craters 14.5% on Profit Miss, AI Capex Surge-14.5% Stock Drop→
  30. Jul 23, 2026BIG TECHAlphabet's Record $112B Profit Gets Punished Anyway$112.1B net profit→
  31. Jul 7, 2026AIWhat Tesla's Unsupervised Miami Robotaxi Really Tests5th city, first fully unsupervised outside Texas→
  32. Jul 2, 2026REGULATIONTesla Driver Faces Manslaughter Charges After FSD Crash Killed a Woman Inside Her Texas HomeManslaughter charges filed→
  33. Jul 2, 2026BIG TECHTesla Deliveries Jump 25% to a Record 480,126 Vehicles in Q2 2026480,126 vehicles delivered→
  34. Jun 22, 2026REGULATIONNHTSA Investigates Tesla After Autopilot Crash That Killed a Woman in Her HomeFederal probe→

All Coverage

BIG TECH

Tesla's Optimus Hits Snags in Hands, Suppliers

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BIG TECH

Tesla's Optimus Hits Snags in Hands, Suppliers

Tesla's Optimus humanoid robot is hitting hardware snags in its hands and supplier chain as the company tries to scale up production, new reporting shows.

FOLLOW-UP
BIG TECH

Tesla Sets Oct 1 Roadster Reveal, Fifth Date This Year

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BIG TECH

Tesla Sets Oct 1 Roadster Reveal, Fifth Date This Year

Tesla confirmed the next-generation Roadster will finally be revealed October 1 in Waco, Texas, with a SpaceX-built cold-gas thruster package Elon Musk says can push it to 60 mph in 1.1 seconds.

DEEP DIVE
FUNDING

Why I'd Rather Own the Robotaxi Aggregator

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FUNDING

Why I'd Rather Own the Robotaxi Aggregator

Uber put $100 million into Atoms and builds nothing itself, while Atoms, Waymo and Tesla carry the full capital and safety burden of running actual fleets -- that asymmetry is the whole argument.

TRACE'S TAKE
REGULATION

Physical AI's Funding Is Outrunning Its Safety Record

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REGULATION

Physical AI's Funding Is Outrunning Its Safety Record

Atoms raised $1.7 billion to build robotaxis and brought back an engineer convicted of stealing self-driving trade secrets and later pardoned, the same week Tesla's Cybercab drew an NHTSA probe within hours.

DEEP DIVE
BIG TECH

Tesla's Cybercab Hits the Road, and a Snag

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BIG TECH

Tesla's Cybercab Hits the Road, and a Snag

Tesla began carrying paying riders in its wheel-free Cybercab days after a federal safety audit opened, Elon Musk skipped the launch, and rivals Waymo and Zoox used the same week to expand their own robotaxi footprints.

FOLLOW-UP
BIG TECH

Tesla Put 45 Cybercabs in Austin. Then NHTSA Called

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BIG TECH

Tesla Put 45 Cybercabs in Austin. Then NHTSA Called

Tesla registered 45 Cybercabs with Texas's automated-vehicle tracker and began service in Austin without steering wheels or pedals; federal regulators opened an investigation within hours.

FOLLOW-UP
REGULATION

Tesla's Wheel-Free Cybercab Draws Instant Federal Probe

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REGULATION

Tesla's Wheel-Free Cybercab Draws Instant Federal Probe

NHTSA opened an investigation into whether roughly 1,000 Cybercabs -- built with no steering wheel, pedals, or mirrors -- were properly certified, mere hours after Tesla began commercial rides in Austin.

DEEP DIVE
REGULATION

NHTSA Investigates Tesla's Cybercab Hours After Launch

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REGULATION

NHTSA Investigates Tesla's Cybercab Hours After Launch

The NHTSA opened an investigation into Tesla's Cybercab within hours of its first paid deployment in Austin, examining Tesla's self-certification of a vehicle that has no steering wheel or pedals under federal safety standards.

DEEP DIVE
BIG TECH

Tesla Opens Cybercab Rides to the Public in Austin

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BIG TECH

Tesla Opens Cybercab Rides to the Public in Austin

Tesla began offering paid Cybercab robotaxi rides to the general public in parts of Austin, a steering-wheel-free two-seater that immediately drew scrutiny from federal safety regulators.

DEEP DIVE
BIG TECH

Waymo Goes on Offense Days Before Tesla's Cybercab Debut

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BIG TECH

Waymo Goes on Offense Days Before Tesla's Cybercab Debut

Waymo argued publicly that Tesla's camera-only approach to self-driving isn't safe enough, kicking off a weekend social-media fight just a week before Tesla is set to formally launch its two-seat Cybercab.

DEEP DIVE
BIG TECH

Tesla Jumps 3.7% as Optimus Enters Production at Fremont

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BIG TECH+3.7% on the day

Tesla Jumps 3.7% as Optimus Enters Production at Fremont

Tesla shares rose roughly 3.7% Monday as the broader market slid, after the company pointed to Optimus humanoid robot production getting underway at its converted Fremont, California factory.

DEEP DIVE
BIG TECH

Waymo Tells Tesla: Cameras Alone Can't Drive

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BIG TECH

Waymo Tells Tesla: Cameras Alone Can't Drive

Waymo's co-CEO argued cameras alone hit a safety ceiling well short of full autonomy, an implicit rebuke of Tesla's camera-only approach as both companies race to scale robotaxis.

DEEP DIVE
REGULATION

Tesla Recalls Nearly 3 Million Cars Over Door Handles

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REGULATION

Tesla Recalls Nearly 3 Million Cars Over Door Handles

Tesla is recalling close to three million vehicles over its hidden electronic door handles, one of the largest recalls in the company's history.

DEEP DIVE
REGULATION

Nevada Clears 8,000 Robotaxis for Vegas Streets

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REGULATION

Nevada Clears 8,000 Robotaxis for Vegas Streets

Nevada regulators approved permits letting Tesla, Uber and Waymo deploy up to 8,000 robotaxis combined across Las Vegas and Clark County over the next 12 months.

DEEP DIVE
BIG TECH

Waymo Designs Its Own Robocar Chip to Outpace Tesla

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BIG TECH

Waymo Designs Its Own Robocar Chip to Outpace Tesla

Waymo has built a custom ASIC on TSMC's 5nm process delivering over 1,000 TOPS, replacing the Intel FPGAs it used previously, as it races Tesla's years-long custom-silicon program for autonomous driving.

DEEP DIVE
IPO

Tesla Readies a Public Cybercab Launch in Austin

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IPO

Tesla Readies a Public Cybercab Launch in Austin

Tesla is planning a public launch of the Cybercab in Austin as soon as this month, according to The Information, though the two-seater without a steering wheel or pedals has often been spotted testing with both installed.

DEEP DIVE
BIG TECH

Einride to Add 500 Tesla Semis to Its Fleet

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BIG TECH

Einride to Add 500 Tesla Semis to Its Fleet

Einride struck a deal to add 500 Tesla Semis to its electric trucking fleet over the next 24 months, making Tesla's long-delayed truck the backbone of a rival's fleet-as-a-service business rather than Tesla's own logistics arm.

DEEP DIVE
BIG TECH

Nobody Knows How Long a Software-Defined Car Lasts

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BIG TECH

Nobody Knows How Long a Software-Defined Car Lasts

Rivian's software chief says the company plans roughly seven to ten years of functional feature updates, while Tesla's reversal on 2016-era full self-driving hardware shows how quickly a car's compute can be declared obsolete.

DEEP DIVE
BIG TECH

Tesla FSD vs Rivian Autonomy+: $99 Against $49.99

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BIG TECH$99/mo vs $49.99/mo

Tesla FSD vs Rivian Autonomy+: $99 Against $49.99

A head-to-head drive of Tesla's Full Self-Driving and Rivian's Autonomy+ hands-free systems highlights a widening price gap, with Tesla at $99 a month and Rivian at $49.99 a month or $2,500 for the life of the vehicle.

DEEP DIVE
BIG TECH

Norway's Wealth Fund Reveals $1.2B SpaceX Stake After Record Profit

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BIG TECH$1.2B SpaceX stake

Norway's Wealth Fund Reveals $1.2B SpaceX Stake After Record Profit

Norway's $2.3 trillion sovereign wealth fund posted a record $184.3 billion first-half profit and disclosed for the first time a $1.2 billion stake in SpaceX, on top of its existing Tesla stake.

DEEP DIVE
FUNDING

The Real AI Bottleneck This Week Was Power

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FUNDING$18.8B combined

The Real AI Bottleneck This Week Was Power

Three separate US infrastructure rounds this week -- Valar Atomics' $1B nuclear raise, Base Power's $1B grid battery round, and Tesla-SpaceX's $16.8B chip fab -- show investors funding the physical layer beneath AI as heavily as the models themselves.

BY THE NUMBERS
BIG TECH

Tesla and SpaceX Commit $16.8B to Texas Chip Fab

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BIG TECH$16.8B first phase

Tesla and SpaceX Commit $16.8B to Texas Chip Fab

Tesla and SpaceX will spend $16.8 billion on a first-phase chip plant in Grimes County, Texas, built to supply Optimus robots, robotaxis and orbital data centers rather than the Nvidia GPUs SpaceX still buys for AI training.

BRIEF
BIG TECH

Tesla, SpaceX to Build $16.8B Chip Factory

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BIG TECH$16.8B initial

Tesla, SpaceX to Build $16.8B Chip Factory

Tesla and SpaceX will jointly build Terafab, a $16.8B initial-phase chip factory in Grimes County, Texas, to make chips for Optimus, Cybercabs and space-based data centers, with total spending potentially reaching $119B.

BRIEF
IPO

Tesla's China Business Is Its Cash Cow and Its Risk

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IPO

Tesla's China Business Is Its Cash Cow and Its Risk

Ars Technica examines how much of Tesla's profitability still runs through China, and how quickly domestic Chinese EV makers are taking the share that funds it.

AI

The Humanoid Robot Production Race Just Got Real

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AI

The Humanoid Robot Production Race Just Got Real

Figure AI has now built 1,000 Figure 03 units and deployed over 10,000 across partner warehouses including BMW Spartanburg, while Tesla's Optimus V3 begins a low-volume Fremont ramp -- physical AI is shifting from demos to a real manufacturing race.

REGULATION

NHTSA's Deadline for Robotaxi Emergency-Scene Fixes Arrives

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REGULATION

NHTSA's Deadline for Robotaxi Emergency-Scene Fixes Arrives

Friday marks NHTSA's deadline for autonomous-vehicle operators including Waymo and Tesla to submit remediation plans addressing robotaxis that block ambulances, fire trucks and other first responders at active emergency scenes.

IPO

Why AI Capex Is Now the IPO Market's Biggest Swing Factor

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IPO

Why AI Capex Is Now the IPO Market's Biggest Swing Factor

Value Add Pulse analysis: with Google posting negative free cash flow and Tesla's capex miss triggering a global selloff, AI capital spending discipline has become the single largest variable public investors price into any AI-adjacent IPO.

BIG TECH

Tesla, Alphabet Selloff Spreads to Asia as Oil Tops $100

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BIG TECHBrent Crude Tops $100

Tesla, Alphabet Selloff Spreads to Asia as Oil Tops $100

Tesla's 14.5% crash and Alphabet's 7% capex-fear drop sent Wall Street to its worst session in months, and the rout spread into Asia as Brent crude topped $100 for the first time since May.

BIG TECH

Tesla Stock Craters 14.5% on Profit Miss, AI Capex Surge

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BIG TECH-14.5% Stock Drop

Tesla Stock Craters 14.5% on Profit Miss, AI Capex Surge

Tesla posted record $28.2 billion revenue but missed profit estimates as capex surged 142% to fund Optimus and AI infrastructure, sending shares to an 11-month low.

BIG TECH

Alphabet's Record $112B Profit Gets Punished Anyway

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BIG TECH$112.1B net profit

Alphabet's Record $112B Profit Gets Punished Anyway

Alphabet posted a record $112.1 billion quarterly profit, up 298% year-over-year and driven largely by gains on its SpaceX and Anthropic stakes, yet shares fell alongside Tesla on capex worries.

AI

What Tesla's Unsupervised Miami Robotaxi Really Tests

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AI5th city, first fully unsupervised outside Texas

What Tesla's Unsupervised Miami Robotaxi Really Tests

Tesla's driverless Robotaxi launch in Miami, its first fully unsupervised deployment outside Texas, is testing camera-only self-driving against tropical rain and glare while NHTSA scrutiny of the program intensifies.

REGULATION

Tesla Driver Faces Manslaughter Charges After FSD Crash Killed a Woman Inside Her Texas Home

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REGULATIONManslaughter charges filed

Tesla Driver Faces Manslaughter Charges After FSD Crash Killed a Woman Inside Her Texas Home

Michael Butler, 44, was arrested and charged with manslaughter after his Tesla Model 3, which he claimed was using Full Self-Driving, crashed through a home in Katy, Texas on June 19, killing 76-year-old Martha Avila inside. An arrest affidavit shows Butler's phone had multiple Google searches from May 2026 about FSD being 'not aggressive enough,' while Tesla AI head Ashok Elluswamy said on X the driver 'manually overrode self-driving by pressing the accelerator all the way to 100%.'

BIG TECH

Tesla Deliveries Jump 25% to a Record 480,126 Vehicles in Q2 2026

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BIG TECH480,126 vehicles delivered

Tesla Deliveries Jump 25% to a Record 480,126 Vehicles in Q2 2026

Tesla delivered 480,126 vehicles in the second quarter of 2026, a company record and a 25% jump from a year earlier, beating even the most bullish Wall Street estimates of roughly 418,000-420,000 by more than 60,000 units, according to Ars Technica and.

REGULATION

NHTSA Investigates Tesla After Autopilot Crash That Killed a Woman in Her Home

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REGULATIONFederal probe

NHTSA Investigates Tesla After Autopilot Crash That Killed a Woman in Her Home

Federal safety regulators at NHTSA have opened an investigation into Tesla after a vehicle allegedly operating on Autopilot crashed into a house and killed a woman inside. Tesla is publicly pushing back on the narrative, but the probe sharpens regulatory scrutiny of its driver-assistance systems just as the company leans harder into autonomy.

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