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Tesla

May 5, 2026
Business

EU Regulators Split Over Tesla’s Self-Driving Push as Safety Fears Mount

European Union regulators are expressing growing concern over Tesla’s Full Self-Driving (FSD) system, highlighting safety risks such as speeding, performance on icy roads, and potential driver misuse, even as the Dutch regulator

News/United States

U.S. State Department’s $400M Tesla Contract Sparks Controversy Over Musk’s Influence

The U.S. State Department planned to allocate $400 million over the next five years for a contract to build armored electric vehicles with Tesla, as detailed in government documents. This significant contract, which is set to be awarded in September,

February 14, 2025

EU Regulators Split Over Tesla’s Self-Driving Push as Safety Fears Mount

May 5, 2026
Business

European Union regulators are expressing growing concern over Tesla’s Full Self-Driving (FSD) system, highlighting safety risks such as speeding, performance on icy roads, and potential driver misuse, even as the Dutch regulator

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U.S. State Department’s $400M Tesla Contract Sparks Controversy Over Musk’s Influence

February 14, 2025
News/United States

The U.S. State Department planned to allocate $400 million over the next five years for a contract to build armored electric vehicles with Tesla, as detailed in government documents. This significant contract,

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