#automotive-safety

#automotive-safety

Most Americans prefer improved vehicle safety systems over advancements in robotaxis.

A tech executive's self-driving Tesla mistakenly drove onto light rail tracks, forcing him to run a red light to avoid an oncoming train.

Tesla recalls 239,382 vehicles due to rearview camera glitches caused by software issues, primarily affecting Model 3, S, X, and Y.

The issue could lead to a loss of rearview images, raising safety concerns, especially in the context of software reliability for autonomous driving.

Chevrolet is recalling nearly 3,000 Equinox EV models due to a software issue affecting braking functionality with adaptive cruise control.

Volvo is celebrated for its safety innovations but faces criticism for high maintenance costs and software issues.

Tesla's latest recall involves issues with rearview camera displays requiring significant action beyond typical software updates.

A substantial recall for Kia's EV9 highlights critical safety concerns related to seat mounting bolts, attributed to a worker's error.

Porsche is recalling all Taycan EVs globally to fix front brake hose issue affecting over 150,000 cars since 2020.

Stellantis is recalling 1.5 million Ram trucks due to a serious software issue affecting stability control.

Tesla recalls 870 Model X units in China over roof panel adhesion issues, echoing a similar recall in the US.

Hyundai and Kia recall over 208,000 electric vehicles to fix a loss of drive power issue.

Goodyear's innovative 'SightLine' tires enhance automatic emergency braking (AEB) effectiveness in adverse conditions, aiming to improve vehicle safety before 2029 compliance.

AEB systems significantly improve car safety by preventing collisions and injuries, with new regulations pushing for even more advanced features.

NHTSA probes Tesla's FSD software due to collisions under reduced visibility, raising safety concerns for 2.4 million vehicles.

NHTSA is investigating Tesla's Full Self-Driving software after multiple crashes in poor visibility conditions, emphasizing safety concerns.

NHTSA is investigating Tesla's Full Self-Driving system due to crashes in low-visibility conditions, including a pedestrian fatality.

NHTSA is investigating Tesla's Full Self-Driving software after multiple crashes, including one fatality, emphasizing concerns about its performance in reduced visibility conditions.

Dependence on electronic controls for safety in Tesla vehicles poses risks, as demonstrated by a recent tragic crash in Toronto.

Tesla has the highest rate of fatal accidents among US car brands, significantly above the national average.

Ford is facing investigations for ineffective recalls and a substantial civil penalty for delays in addressing safety issues.

Honda is recalling nearly 1.7 million vehicles due to safety issues related to steering difficulties, potentially leading to crashes.

The Trump transition team seeks to repeal a key crash reporting rule for automated driving technologies, impacting safety investigations.

Lucid Motors is recalling over 1,500 Air Pure EVs due to potentially faulty wiring harnesses that may cause loss of power.

The Jaguar I-Pace faces an ongoing battery fire risk issue with inadequate solutions, requiring owners to limit charge to 80% temporarily.

The Takata airbag recall, the largest in US history, remains unresolved after nine years, emphasizing the severity of the safety issue.

The Takata airbag crisis remains a serious safety concern, necessitating urgent repair of recalled inflators.

Over 400 injuries and 36 fatalities worldwide linked to faulty Takata airbag inflators.

Honda has accounted for 95% of recalled inflators, urging prompt repairs from affected vehicle owners.