Tesla's Full Self Driving or FSD Beta rolled out to an investor with a low 37 safety score. It comes even as Elon Musk previously noted that it would only release to owners sporting a perfect score or ...

As you may already be aware, Tesla has a proprietary Safety Score program that's not only used to determine its in-house insurance rates (where applicable), but also used to determine which owners of ...

Tesla has traditionally offered accident statistics for its automated driving systems, showing how much better they are compared to human drivers. Only Autopilot data has been available until now, but ...

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Tesla Full Self-Driving beta reportedly no longer asks for any safety scores when electric vehicle (EV) owners are requesting to enter the program, at least that's what some users are now claiming.

Twitter is expanding access to its Safety Mode by bringing the beta to around 50 percent of accounts in the US, UK, Canada, Australia, Ireland and New Zealand. The company started testing the feature ...

Tesla has decided to use its multi-camera system, the same system that powers Autopilot, TeslaCam, and Sentry Mode, to record Full Self-Driving Beta testers inside and outside their vehicle.

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Philip Koopman already said that Tesla is not using safety factors in its Safety Score Beta. What the company is adopting are risk factors used by insurance companies – which raised suspicion that the ...