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U.S. auto safety regulators expanded their probe into Tesla's driver-assistance system, covering ~3.2M vehicles after nine crashes including one fatality. The investigation focuses on Tesla's degradation detection system, which allegedly failed to identify reduced visibility in some cases. The probe could result in a recall or enforcement action.
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00:00It's Benzinga, bringing Wall Street to Main Street.
00:02The U.S. auto safety regulator expanded its probe into Tesla's driver assistance system
00:07to assess its ability to detect degraded road conditions after nine crashes,
00:11including one fatal incident, according to Reuters.
00:14The investigation covers about 3.2 million vehicles across multiple models sold in the United States.
00:20Regulators said the probe could lead to a recall or enforcement action if a safety defect is found.
00:25The review focuses on Tesla's degradation detection system, which is designed to identify impaired visibility and alert drivers.
00:33Regulators said data showed the system failed to detect reduced visibility or provide adequate warnings in some cases,
00:40including glare or obstructions.
00:41Tesla did not immediately respond to Reuters' request for comment.
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