Elon Musk loves to talk about how safe Teslas are and how their autonomous driving systems are safer than humans.
But new data from the US road safety regulator shows Teslas have the highest rate of fatal accidents among all US vehicle brands.
Elon Musk loves to talk about how safe Teslas are and how their autonomous driving systems are safer than humans. But new data from the US road safety regulator shows Teslas have the highest rate of fatal accidents among all US vehicle brands. 19 comments
@parismarx 5 years ago it was one of the safest on the road, then Elon got his hands on it.
@KarenStrickholm @parismarx Now that he has a pet government, expect it to become a crime to talk about these stats. @parismarx the US road safety regulator? First guys to be fir... Relocated to a village in the Midwest. @parismarx Time to dismantle the NTSB I guess. If they don't report then ther is no problem, right? @parismarx Yes, but if all the drivers who have so bad judgement that they choose an autonomous Tesla, would drive themselves, their human driving statistics would be way worse. ;) @parismarx.online Seems likely that most ars (yet).Teslas are mostly driven in cities. Maybe mostly by men...etc. were such variables accounted for? Not that I like Musk, and not that I have confidence in self-driving c @parismarx @parismarx Da eher progressiv denkende Personen die Teslas gekauft haben, sind diese auch überproportional an Unfällen beteiligt. Progressiv=Woke=Liberal=Demokrat Tote Demokraten sind den Republikanern nicht mehr im Weg. So ist der Plan des Trump-Flüsterers. @parismarx “Most of these vehicles received excellent safety ratings, performing well in crash tests at the IIHS and NHTSA, so it’s not a vehicle design issue,” said Brauer. “The models on this list likely reflect a combination of driver behavior and driving conditions, leading to increased crashes and fatalities.” |
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C‘mon, #Tesla. Unlock your “auto pilot” in Germany and see the TCO of your vehicles soar. (Insurance premiums around here are largely based on the risk based on driver experience, location and the actual vehicle.)