The company claims its controversial self-driving tech is 11 times safer on average. Should we trust that?
For the first time in more than a year, Tesla has released new data presenting how its controversial Autopilot driver assistance technology keeps its customers safe. The Austin, Texas-based electric vehicle maker said that it recorded one crash for every 7.63 million miles driven by U.S. consumers that enabled Autopilot , which includes cruise control and software that helps drivers keep their car within their lane.
. The agency has opened more than 50 special crash investigations into Tesla vehicles thought to be linked to Autopilot. Even as the
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