Tesla is working on a feature that will allow Cybercab passengers to access live camera feeds during trips to compensate for the absence of traditional mirrors.
The US NHTSA is reviewing complaints that Tesla Robotaxi vehicles, including the Cybercab, have failed to observe speed limits in school zones.
NHTSA is reviewing a petition alleging that Tesla Robotaxis exceed speed limits in school zones, with the agency estimating the fleet size at 1,000 vehicles.
US safety regulators are reviewing a petition alleging that approximately 1,000 Tesla robotaxis fail to observe speed limits in active school zones.
The NHTSA is launching an initiative to modernize US headlight regulations, aiming to harmonize standards with global requirements and improve adaptive lighting technology.
NHTSA is set to overhaul US vehicle lighting standards to mitigate headlight glare and enable the adoption of advanced safety technologies.
A Tesla Cybercab was involved in a crash in Philadelphia, resulting in the loss of its outer door panel, while questions remain regarding the vehicle's operational status in the state.
Major automakers are rolling out adaptive headlight technology in the US following a 2022 regulatory update by the NHTSA.
NHTSA has lowered the 2031 fleetwide fuel economy target to 34.5 mpg, replacing the previous 50.4 mpg goal to ease production requirements for SUVs and pickups.
A Washington family is suing Tesla, alleging their 2023 Model X accelerated unexpectedly at an intersection, causing a crash and injuries.
NHTSA has opened a probe into Comma.ai's openpilot system following five accidents that resulted in three fatalities and multiple injuries.
NHTSA is investigating Comma.ai after five crashes, including one fatal incident, raised concerns about the system's ability to detect stationary vehicles.
NHTSA is investigating Comma.ai after two crashes involving its driver assistance software, raising questions about liability for modified open-source code.
Federal regulators are investigating Comma.ai after five crashes involving its aftermarket driver assistance technology resulted in three deaths and multiple injuries.
NHTSA is launching the ASCEND initiative to standardize autonomous vehicle safety, while May Mobility prepares for a $1.4 billion public listing.
NHTSA has opened an audit into Tesla’s Cybercab, demanding technical proof of safety compliance by September 30 following concerns over the vehicle's autonomous capabilities.
The rise of autonomous vehicles without steering wheels has forced global regulators to rethink crash test standards for passengers in reclined seating positions.
NHTSA has launched a formal inquiry into Tesla's Cybercab certification, threatening potential civil penalties of up to $139 million.
US regulators have demanded that Tesla verify the safety compliance of its steering-wheel-free Cybercab by September 30, 2026, or face fines of up to $139 million.
Tesla reported a record 236 accidents involving driver-assistance systems in July 2026, including four fatal crashes that caused at least seven deaths.
