SHANGHAI/BEIJING (Reuters) - A Chinese man suing Tesla Motors Inc after his son was killed while driving one of the U.S. car makers' vehicles argues that the responsiveness of the car's "autopilot" ...
"I was misled. Let's let the tribunal decide what is fair," one owner says.
Tesla promised that its autonomous driving technology would be production-ready by the end of the year, but its cars still crash into police vehicles. A Tesla driver was arrested in Barrington Hills, ...
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