The public authorities are responsible for this. American companies have once again targeted Tesla for its functionalities; assisted driving of its electric cars. In fact, the American car manufacturer highlighted, within a periodic report filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission, that the Department of Justice of the United States has requested access to a variety of documentsregarding the Autopilot and Full Self-Driving (FSD) functions of its cars.
In any case, the company has an opinion on the Autopilot and Full Self-Driving (FSD) functions. of Elon Musk adds that he is unaware of any ongoing government investigations that have concluded that wrongdoing has occurred. However, Tesla did not want to go into the merits of the request by the United States Department of Justice, which in turn did not want to comment on this news.
Therefore, what emerged from the SEC filing substantially confirms a news that emerged last October. An exclusive report by Reuters, in fact, had told that the US Department of Justice had launched an investigation into the claims by the American manufacturer on the real capabilities of the car. of the driving assistance system. An investigation that would have started in 2021 following more than one investigation. of a dozen accidents, some of which were fatal, involving cars of the American manufacturer equipped with the Autopilot system.
In short, the authorities – they seem to want to clarify the safety of the Autopilot systemand understand if what the manufacturer says about this technology is correct. In the end, the problem is always the same one that has been discussed for a long time. Some motorists still think that Autopilot or more recent FSD can manage the car autonomously.
Tesla, in reality, continues to highlight that drivers must always pay the utmost attention to driving when activating the Autopilot or even the closest one. advanced Full Self Driving system. However, over time there has been no shortage of "ambiguous" by the manufacturer on this issue. Tesla's use of the term "Autopilot" it is been the subject of controversy.
Tesla's driver assistance systems, in recent years, have finished more quickly; times under investigation by the NHTSA which wanted to ascertain the real causes of the accidents involving the cars of the American brand, investigating whether the Autopilot was active or not and if the driver had not used incorrectly this driving assistance system.
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