Self-driving technology promised safer roads, but startling new statistics and data suggest that promise hasn’t quite held up. Fuel Cells Works published a detailed report in July 2026, stating that

A Tesla driver trusted the technology a little too much and charged into deep floodwater at full speed. Within seconds, a massive wave swallowed the front of the vehicle, leaving viewers questioning whether Autopilot made a critical mistake or if the driver ignored the obvious danger.

In a newly unsealed declaration, a Tesla engineer detailed the measures Elon Musk's carmaker takes to safeguard its driver-assist system.

Tesla prepares to retire the legacy Autopilot, which hasn't received a meaningful update in years. However, this leaves Tesla owners with only basic driver assistance systems. Those who wish for more advanced systems will be forced to pay for the Full Self ...

Legendary prankster Adam B puts his trust in Tesla's autopilot for a full 24 hours in a nerve-wracking viral challenge video.