Tesla Held Partially Liable for 2019 Autopilot Crash, Ordered to Pay $243 Million
A Miami jury has ordered the automaker to pay up to $243 million after finding that the Tesla vehicle had a “defect.” It's the first time Tesla has been found liable in an Autopilot-related crash.
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