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Topic: auto safety

A Tesla Model Y.
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Thursday, 7/2, 02:43 PM

US Regulators Close a Four-Year Tesla 'Phantom Braking' Probe Without a Recall

  • Federal auto-safety regulators have closed a four-year investigation into roughly 695,000 Tesla vehicles over so-called phantom braking — sudden, unexplained slowdowns — without ordering a recall, saying complaints had dwindled and no crashes were tied to the problem.
  • The agency stressed that closing the case is not a clean bill of health.

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