The US’ National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is opening 27 investigations into crashes involving Tesla vehicles. Four of the investigations have been completed, but no results appear to have been shared yet. US News reports that at least three of the crashes being investigated happened in the past few weeks. According to the report, the NHTSA’s Special Crash Investigation team analyses 100 crashes a year, focusing on new and emerging technologies, like Tesla’s Autopilot. Over the past month, there have been two crashes in Michigan involving Tesla vehicles. In one recent incident, a Tesla driver, who is believed to…
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