Tesla has released new data from the fatal Texas Model 3 crash, stating the driver pressed the accelerator to 100%, reaching 73 mph in a residential area before impact. According to Tesla’s AI chief, the accelerator remained fully depressed after the crash, while federal investigators continue reviewing the incident.

🔋 Why It Matters

The findings highlight the importance of distinguishing driver actions from vehicle-assistance system behavior when investigating EV crashes.

😄 EV Driver Thought

EV owners spend half their time explaining charging speeds and the other half explaining that cruise control isn’t the same thing as driving itself.

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