Fed launches investigation into 2.6 million Tesla vehicles after multiple accidents
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has launched an investigation into the Actual Smart Summon feature after receiving reports of cars failing to notice obstacles. go through Chris Chilton 11 hours ago Tesla is once again under investigation by federal authorities, potentially affecting 2.6 million vehicles. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has launched an investigation into Tesla's "actual Smart Summon" feature. Four accidents have been attributed to remote summon technology failing to notice obstacles. Tesla's safety record is under scrutiny again, and yes, the issue is related to the automaker's self-driving technology. This time, the remote summon technology has attracted the attention of regulators, who have received multiple reports of accidents that may affect 2.6 million vehicles. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said it was aware of an incident in which a Tesla vehicle failed to detect obstacles, including pillars and parked vehicles, when the Actual Smart Summon feature was enabled, and had seen Three other related incidents…
Two serious car accidents prove Tesla Model Y’s glass roof is stronger
Say what you will about the Model Y, but it performed heroically in these separate real-life crashes where the large SUV fell on top of the electric car go through Brad Anderson January 4, 2025 21:01 The Tesla Model Y has proven its safety after two SUV roof collisions occurred in which the passengers were unharmed. In Canada, a full-size GMC Yukon was rear-ended and hit the roof of the electric crossover. In a multi-vehicle pileup in California, a Chevrolet was parked on its roof while another Model Y remained firm. While the panoramic glass roof on the Tesla Model Y may not be everyone's cup of tea, its resilience is indisputable. Crash tests and real-world accidents have repeatedly shown that the Model Y's roof is very strong. Elon Musk even said it could support the weight of an elephant, and it looks like Tesla's commitment to safety may have helped avoid two potentially fatal accidents in North America over…
Some Kia Sorento plug-in hybrids may catch fire in accidents
Kia discovers fuel line issue while crash testing 2026 Sorento go through Brad Anderson December 31, 2024 19:42 Kia's latest recall affects Sorento plug-in hybrid vehicles, which pose a risk of fuel leakage in a frontal collision. The issue only affects plug-in hybrid vehicles equipped with rack-and-pinion steering, not other models. The recall affects 1,385 vehicles produced between April 2 and October 17, 2024. Certain Kia Sorento PHEV models in the United States are more likely to catch fire because the fuel lines may be damaged in a collision. Owners of affected vehicles will be notified of the recall in early January and should take their vehicles to a Kia dealer for repairs as soon as possible. After all, no one wants to see their pride and joy go up in flames. This recall is a little more complicated than fuel lines, which can easily be knocked out in a crash. Kia said the SUV's front subframe could be pushed…
Buick Envision floor mats recalled to prevent accidents
Recalling 35,000 SUVs because the all-weather floor mats could get stuck on the accelerator pedal. August 18, 2024 — Buick's Envision floor mat recall affects nearly 35,000 SUVs because the all-weather mats could catch on the accelerator pedal while driving. The recalled 2024 Envision could experience sudden, unexpected acceleration as the driver tries to figure out what's going on. The recalled Buick Envision floor mats have part number 85647097. A GM dealer discovered the floor mat problem and launched an investigation in June. "The driver-side all-weather floor liner designed for 2021-2023 Buick Envision vehicles has not been modified to accommodate the design changes to the driver-side carpet on 2024 Buick Envision vehicles." — General Motors GM has discovered nine complaints that may be related to the floor mat problem, but has not received any reports of accidents or injuries. More than 7,000 SUVs are being recalled in Canada. GM dealers will retrofit the floor mats (if equipped) and reimburse owners…
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