A jury in Miami has ruled that Tesla must pay $329 million dollars for a fatal crash in 2019 involving its Autopilot system.
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The verdict determines that Tesla bears some responsibility for the fatal crash in 2019 in which a Tesla Model S accelerated and struck a parked car, causing the death of a young girl and seriously injuring her boyfriend. The damages include $129 million in compensatory damages and $200 million in punitive damages. The family's lawyer criticized Tesla for using the Autopilot system improperly, while the company did not immediately comment. Tesla shares fell 1.5% after the verdict.
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Tesla este obligată să plătească 329 de milioane de dolari despăgubiri după un accident mortal care a implicat Autopilot, decide un juriu din Florida
Tesla este obligată să plătească 329 de milioane de dolari despăgubiri după un accident mortal care a implicat Autopilot, decide un juriu din Florida
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