Tesla Liable for Fatal Autopilot Crash, Faces $243 Million Damages
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Tesla's stock fell after a Miami jury found the company partly liable in a 2019 pedestrian death involving Autopilot, leading to significant damages and plans to appeal. The verdict raises concerns amid Tesla's push to expand its autonomous robotaxi service, while regulatory investigations and safety reports continue to influence investor sentiment.
- Tesla Stock Falls As EV Giant Found Liable In Autopilot Trial. Wall Street Isn't Buying Bay Area 'Robotaxi' Expansion. Investor's Business Daily
- Tesla must pay portion of $329 million in damages after fatal Autopilot crash, jury says CNBC
- Tesla found partly to blame for fatal Autopilot crash BBC
- Jury Says Tesla Was Partly to Blame for Fatal Crash The New York Times
- Tesla hit with $243 million in damages after jury finds its Autopilot feature contributed to fatal crash NBC News
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