Tesla reintroduced Mad Max mode, an assertive FSD driving option emphasizing speed and quick lane changes. New driving profile potentially faces legal concerns for frequently exceeding speed limits.

Italo Frigoli was trying out the Full Self-Driving software of his Tesla one evening in June when he came upon a railroad crossing. The arms were descending and lights were flashing as a train ...

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Reuters investigation reveals Tesla's FSD safety statistics are built on flawed methodology, inflating results by 3x. The company's own AI trainers say they wouldn't ride in a robotaxi.

US Agency Asks Tesla About 'Mad Max' Driver Assistance Mode By David Shepardson (Reuters) -The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said on Friday it is seeking information from Tesla about ...

Federal regulators are looking into Tesla’s new “Mad Max” Full Self Driving (FSD) mode, which ignores speed limits and reportedly may drive as fast as 85 miles per hour while weaving between lanes.

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Tesla began rolling out the latest version of its Full Self-Driving (FSD) suite earlier this month, which is the most significant update to the Level 2 self-driving system in about a year. Several ...

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration told NBC News that it had spoken to Tesla about mishaps at train crossings. Italo Frigoli was trying out the Full Self-Driving software of his Tesla ...