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Consumer Report Finds Tesla’s (TSLA) ‘Cabin Cameras’ Fail to Keep Driver Attention on Road
December 23, 2021 10:57 AM ESTRecent testing results by Consumer Reports (CR) show that the companys in-car cabin cameras fail to keep driver attention on the road. Earlier this year, Tesla announced that it had activated the in-car cameras built into some of its cars. The safety feature is designed to ensure that Tesla drivers keep their eyes on the road while Autopilot automates some braking, acceleration, and steering tasks.
When CR tested Teslas cabin cameras in a Model S and Model Y, they found that drivers could still use Autopilot if... More
NHTSA Opens Investigation into Tesla (TSLA) Over Gaming Feature
December 22, 2021 10:38 AM ESTThe National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said Wednesday that they have opened a formal safety investigation into 580,000 Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) vehicles sold since 2017 over the automaker's decision to allow games to be played on the front center touchscreen. NHTSA said it has "confirmed that this capability has been available since... More



