The federal government is not impressed with Tesla. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's Office of Defects ...

An ongoing federal investigation into how Tesla Full-Self Driving (Supervised) performs in low-visibility conditions was upgraded this week to a level that could prompt a recall affecting as many as 3 ...

If this engineering analysis leads to a safety recall, Tesla may have to fix more than 3.2 million vehicles in the United States market alone ...

Tesla’s Full Self-Driving system is facing an expanded investigation by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration ...

The NHTSA is expanding its investigation into how safe Full Self-Driving is under less-than-ideal road conditions.

US auto safety regulators escalated an investigation of Tesla Inc.’s partially automated driving system marketed as ...

U.S. regulators expanded a probe into the effectiveness of Tesla's Full Self Drive software at navigating in reduced visibility conditions.

Elon Musk is quietly turning a corner of Palo Alto into his own AI stronghold, locking in a jumbo lease at Page Mill Center that pulls more of his tech empire within walking distance of Stanford and ...

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has upgraded its probe after finding more instances of Tesla's driving software struggling in low-visibility conditions.

The ruling eliminates the immediate threat of a massive recall for Tesla, though regulatory pressure persists as officials continue to examine its Full Self-Driving automated-driving package.

The ongoing investigation by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration in crashes involving Tesla vehicles while ...

A review of crashes show the FSD system may not detect common roadway conditions impacting camera visibility ...