Tesla Autopilot and FSD face fresh scrutiny after two fatal freeway crashes where cars came to a complete stop
- Several fatal accidents have involved Tesla’s self-driving tech
- Two separate cases saw vehicles suddenly stop on major routes
- Electrek’s reporting has matched crash information with redacted Tesla reports
A recent series of reports by the website Electrek has linked a number of Tesla crashes to redacted reports that suggest a Level 2 driver-assist system was engaged within 30 seconds of impact.
In two separate incidents, a Tesla has stopped in the middle of a busy freeway, only to be hit by another vehicle, killing the drivers in both cases.
The first, which took place at 3am on October 31, 2025, in Mesa, Arizona, saw a Tesla sedan struck by a Ford F-350 pickup after it stopped in the middle of the freeway.
The second case, which took place at around 9:25pm, on October 6, 2025, in Seminole County, Florida, saw a 2020 Tesla Model 3stop in the...
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