Ars Technica

Feds say no need to recall Tesla’s one-pedal driving despite petition

One-pedal driving is not causing Tesla electric vehicles to suddenly accelerate when parked, according to federal regulators. For almost as long as Tesla has been selling cars, it has been hit with ...
ABC7 San Francisco

CONSUMER CATCH-UP: Teslas reportedly experiencing unintentional acceleration issue, beauty company recalls 'unicorn' face masks, and American Airlines ranked the worst U.S. airline

Tesla is facing more acceleration problem complaints. The complaints say Tesla cars accelerated unintentionally, causing more than 100 accidents and 52 injuries. All three Tesla models, the Model S, ...

Tesla just dodged a 2.26 million-car recall, the next one could be far worse

The NHTSA officially rejected a petition that had been pushing for a recall of 2.26 million Tesla vehicles over concerns about one-pedal driving. The original complaint, filed back in 2023, argued ...
autoevolution

Win Some, Lose Some: Tesla Cleared in Sudden Acceleration Investigation, Still on the Hook for FSD

The NHTSA announced that it has closed an investigation into sudden unintended acceleration (SUA) cases that has been lingering since 2023. The investigation was launched in response to a defect ...
Ars Technica

There’s no sudden acceleration problem with Tesla, feds say

It's good news, but another federal Tesla defect probe deepened this week. After driving with OPD for awhile, and with a background in human factors design, I think I know why China is banning it and ...