Tesla Ordered To Pay $329M In Autopilot Crash Case: Report
Synopsis
The Autopilot crash in question occurred in 2019 and killed a young couple who were out stargazing.
Tesla (TSLA) on Friday was reportedly ordered to pay $329 million in an Autopilot crash case by a jury in Miami, opening it up to other costly lawsuits.
According to a report by AP, the jury ruled that the EV maker was responsible because its technology had failed, and the full brunt of the blame cannot be put on a reckless driver, even if he did admit to being distracted by his cell phone.
The Autopilot crash in question occurred in 2019 and killed a young couple who were out stargazing.
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