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Yoni Heisler
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From a public relations perspective, it's been a tough couple of weeks for Tesla. About two weeks ago, word broke that Tesla's Autopilot software may have been at fault in a fatal accident involving a Model S, even prompting the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) to initiate an investigation into the matter. Since then, two additional reports regarding Tesla vehicles crashing with the Autopilot software feature engaged have emerged. And to top it all off, Tesla may soon find itself subject to an SEC investigation for failing to disclose the aforementioned fatality to shareholders in a timely manner. (more…)
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