Tesla's report reveals that its autonomous vehicles are experiencing crashes at a rate three times higher than human drivers, raising concerns about the safety and reliability of their self-driving technology. The data, sourced from Tesla's own robotaxi program, emphasizes the discrepancies between human and machine-driven accident rates.
A report highlights that Tesla's 'Robotaxi' has experienced five additional crashes in Austin within a month, raising concerns about its safety as it is reportedly four times more prone to accidents than human drivers. This information contributes to ongoing discussions regarding the reliability and regulatory oversight of autonomous vehicle technology.
Tesla's sales have dramatically declined across several European countries, reporting decreases of 55% in the UK, 58% in Spain, 59% in Germany, 81% in the Netherlands, and a staggering 93% in Norway. The drop suggests significant challenges for Tesla in these markets, potentially related to increased competition and changing consumer preferences.