Tesla Settles Autopilot Crash Case
Tesla resolves lawsuit over a 2018 accident that killed an Apple engineer using Autopilot.
Walter Huang, 38, died when his Model X crashed into a highway barrier near San Francisco.
The settlement concludes a five-year legal dispute on the eve of the trial, with undisclosed terms.
Huang's family claimed Autopilot misdirected his car, questioning Tesla's system safety measures.
Tesla argued Huang misused Autopilot, being distracted by a video game before the crash.
The case could have set a precedent for future lawsuits against Tesla’s Autopilot technology.
Experts see Tesla’s settlement as a potential sign of willingness to resolve similar disputes.
Tesla previously won two California trials, emphasizing the need for driver attention with Autopilot.
Despite claims, Tesla's Autopilot and Full Self-Driving systems remain under scrutiny for not being fully autonomous.
Tesla aims to launch full-self-driving robotaxis, shifting focus from producing inexpensive cars to advanced autonomous vehicles.
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