A Texas man was charged with manslaughter after driving a Tesla using automated driving assistance into a suburban Houston home, killing a 76-year-old grandmother, according to court papers. The incident raises regulatory and legal scrutiny around driver-assistance technology, likely increasing perceived tail risk for the segment.
A Texas man was charged with manslaughter after driving a Tesla using automated driving assistance into a suburban Houston home, killing a 76-year-old grandmother, according to court papers. The incident raises regulatory and legal scrutiny around driver-assistance technology, likely increasing perceived tail risk for the segment.
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