Fatal Tesla Crash on Florida Highway Linked to Engaged FSD/Autopilot System
A recent Electrek investigation suggests that a fatal 2022 collision on Florida's I-4, where a Tesla Model 3 stopped in a live lane and was rear-ended by a semi-truck, occurred while the vehicle's driver-assist system was active. Tesla's internal data, which the company has reportedly sealed, is key to understanding why the car came to a halt on the highway. This incident adds to a series of crashes where Tesla's advanced driver-assistance systems are under scrutiny.
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