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Some Tesla Robotaxis Are Reportedly Behaving Badly, and Safety Officials Want to Know What's Up
The NHTSA says it's aware of videos posted online purportedly showing self-driving Tesla vehicles going awry. Since they formally launched in Austin on June 22, Tesla's self-driving robotaxis are drawing lots of attention from locals.
The upcoming Tesla Model Y Performance will have new styling, new wheels, and a splash of carbon fiber, among other things.
Tesla stock fell Wednesday, as more troubling sales data from Europe rolled in. Still, the downward move didn’t wipe out recent robo-taxi gains. Investors remain focused on Tesla’s launch of a ...
There are no changes to be seen here, the new and old Tesla Model Y covered by the same four-year/80,000km vehicle warranty, ...
When Tesla’s robotaxis hit the streets of Austin, they could find themselves driving alongside other autonomous vehicles ...
That’s in line with Tesla’s claim of 4.1 seconds for the new Y. The Y also gets an updated suspension. Whether it’s identical to what we experienced in our tested Model 3 remains to be seen.
Tesla is "tentatively" aiming to begin its robotaxi service in Austin on June 22. But leading up to the launch, residents in Southeast Austin are noticing some strange activity from the vehicles.
As Elon Musk touts robotaxis in Austin, federal regulators are investigating whether Tesla’s system is dangerous even with a human behind the wheel.
As you can see in the clips, a Tesla Model Y with the latest version of Full-Self Driving was subjected to a test where a school bus is stopped with its flashing lights and stop signs activated. A ...
You might be surprised to learn that the Tesla Model Y actually comes equipped with an oil filter. Here's what that filter really does for your EV.
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