The NHTSA is investigating Tesla's delays in reporting autonomous vehicle crashes, finding that reports were submitted months late.
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The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has announced the opening of an investigation into Tesla's significant delays in reporting crashes involving its autonomous driving technology. Tesla has acknowledged that the delays were caused by internal data collection issues, which have been remedied. NHTSA will analyze the extent of the delays and possible missing or incomplete reporting. The agency is also already investigating 2.4 million Tesla vehicles for collisions in low visibility conditions.
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SUA investighează Tesla pentru întârzieri în raportarea accidentelor legate de sistemele de asistenţă la condus
Tesla este investigată pentru raportarea cu mari întârzieri a accidentelor survenite pe pilot automat
Compania Tesla, condusă de Elon Musk, este investigată pentru întârzieri în raportarea accidentelor legate de sistemele de asistenţă la condus
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