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Tesla Faces Renewed Scrutiny Over Autopilot Functionality, Two Senators Want It Restricted
Federal regulators are currently investigating the effectiveness of Tesla's December recall in addressing Autopilot safety concerns. In response to mounting worries, two senators are advocating for restrictions on Autopilot use, particularly on roads where its functionality isn't suitable. Over the course of a two-year inquiry into Tesla's Autopilot system, numerous crashes, including dozens of fatalities, have been identified, prompting heightened scrutiny from regulatory bodies.
By Dabbie Davis
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Toyota Recalls Prius Vehicles, Pauses Orders Over Door Handle Issue
The 2024 Toyota Prius, priced from $29,045 to $36,060, faces competition from Hyundai Elantra Hybrid, Kia Niro, and Toyota Corolla Hybrid. Toyota temporarily halts Prius orders due to a recall related to rear door handle issues. Despite its outstanding fuel efficiency, the Prius falls short in utility and rear passenger comfort.
By Dabbie Davis
Legacy Tesla Model X Crashes Through Stop Sign, Full-Self Driving Now in Question
Tesla's marketing drive for its Full Self-Driving (FSD) feature aims to boost consumer interest. Despite this, a recent incident involving a Tesla Model X highlights the system's shortcomings. As reported by CarScoops, a video surfaced revealing the Model X's struggle with autonomy, sparking concerns about its safety.
By Dabbie Davis
Alfa Romeo Milano Renamed 'Junior' Amidst Italian Legal Dispute
Amid legal concerns raised by an Italian Minister, Alfa Romeo's SUV, set for production in Poland, faced a hurdle due to its Milano name. To comply with laws against Italian-sounding names for non-Italian made products, the SUV was renamed "Junior," avoiding potential legal issues and aligning with regulatory standards.
By Dabbie Davis
2025 Morgan Plus Four Comes with Contemporary Upgrades, Headed to American Market
In Denver, Hyundai collaborates with the police to combat car theft, offering free software updates to owners. Despite a 30% decrease in thefts, Hyundai remains among the top stolen brands in Colorado. Technicians enhance vehicle security, aiming to remove Hyundai from the theft list. This initiative follows a surge in thefts attributed to a social media challenge, prompting Hyundai to address the issue through software updates. Victims express shock and frustration over the thefts, with some experiencing multiple incidents. Despite the delay in implementing solutions, Hyundai works with authorities to offer remedies to affected owners, aiming to mitigate future thefts.
By Dabbie Davis
Ford Mustang RTR Gets into Mishap, Catches Fire at Long Beach Formula Drift Event
As the Formula Drift event roars to life in Long Beach, California, all attention fixates on one chilling moment: the Ford Mustang RTR erupts into a searing blaze. Flames dance menacingly, consuming the once sleek vehicle, casting an ominous glow over the track.
By Dabbie Davis
Alfa Romeo's Milano EV Name Dispute Escalates, Italy Says Its Illegal
Introducing the Milano EV by Alfa Romeo, a name embroiled in controversy as Italy opposes its usage due to production in Poland. This dispute stems from strict regulations prohibiting Italian-sounding names for products made abroad. Despite marketing investments, a name change post-launch could prove costly for the Stellantis-owned brand.
By Dabbie Davis
