Elon Musk is held accountable by a distraught family for their son’s death after his Tesla crashed while in “autopilot” mode.

 

In addition to Mendoza’s death, four firemen suffered minor injuries in the accident with the firetruck. This is not a unique instance.

According to the LA Times, between 2015 and 2022, Tesla users recorded over 1,500 complaints about unexpected, abrupt braking while using the autopilot technology and 1,000 accidents.

What Does the ‘Autopilot’ feature of Tesla Do? The ‘autopilot’ feature of the Tesla car is described as “an advanced driver assistance system.

That enhances safety and convenience behind the wheel” on the company’s official website. Autopilot lessens your total driving effort when utilized correctly.

The statement goes on to say: “Autopilot, Enhanced Autopilot, and Full Self-Driving capabilities are designed to be used with a driver who is completely focused.

Their hands on the wheel, and ready to take control at any time. The car is not autonomous with the features active at the moment, even if they are intended to grow more competent over time.

 

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