EV Daily | Tesla Cybertruck Crash Raises FSD Safety Concerns Amid Musk's Self-Driving Claims

【Tesla】

A Tesla Cybertruck owner reported a crash while using Tesla's Full Self-Driving (FSD) system, highlighting the need for driver attention despite claims of soon achieving unsupervised self-driving. This incident raises concerns about complacency with FSD, which Elon Musk has often hyped as nearly self-driving despite data suggesting otherwise. The crash illustrates potential safety risks and Tesla's credibility issues regarding FSD development. The owner, Jonathan Challinger, noted that FSD failed to merge lanes, leading to the accident.

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Husqvarna introduced two new robotic lawn mowers, the 535 AWD and 580L EPOS, which utilize an advanced satellite-based positioning system called EPOS for autonomous operation without physical boundary wires. The 580L model can mow up to four acres per charge, while the 535 AWD handles up to 0.9 acres. These models cater to professional turf management, offering customizable features and high efficiency.

Stellantis has filed a trademark for the Fulvia name, hinting at a possible revival of the Lancia brand with electric or electrified vehicles. Lancia has been gaining attention recently, with old rally videos gaining popularity and a new Ypsilon model on the way, along with future plans for a Gamma crossover and a Delta hatchback. The Fulvia trademark could signal a new model, likely a crossover, reflecting Stellantis' strategy for Lancia's resurgence.

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The 2025 Chicago Auto Show highlighted unique local deals, such as an offer on the Nissan LEAF. With incentives and rebates, the LEAF's price can be reduced significantly for Illinois residents and ComEd commercial customers, making it an attractive option for businesses or individuals in the area.