Safety regulators have launched another investigation of Tesla Motors, this time tied to complaints that while in motion its cars can stop for no apparent reason.
— U.S. auto safety regulators have launched another investigation of Tesla Motors, this time tied to complaints that while in motion its cars can stop for no apparent reason.
Documents posted Thursday by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration say the vehicles can unexpectedly brake at highway speeds. In one of the complaints, a Tesla owner from Austin, Texas, reported that a Model Y on Autopilot brakes repeatedly for no reason on two-lane roads and freeways.
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