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Tesla Autopilot and FSD crashes hit record 207 in a single month
Tesla reported 207 crashes involving its driver-assist systems in a single month — the most it has ever logged. The figure comes from Tesla’s own crash reports to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA).
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Tesla reported a record 207 Autopilot and FSD crashes to NHTSA in a single month — the most ever — even as it redacts nearly every crash narrative.
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