The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has launched a formal investigation into Tesla’s Autopilot after a series of collisions with parked emergency vehicles. According to the Associated Press, the investigation covers 765,000 vehicles fitted
General Motors is recalling certain Chevrolet Equinox and Terrain SUVs for defective tires that could blow out and cause a crash. According to an article on CNET.com, GM recalls 7,082 of these SUVs because the
Hyundai and Kia recalled more than 600,000 cars to address problems with trunk latches that could be damaged and prevent the trunk from opening from the inside. According to Consumer Reports, this is a concern
According to reports from the Associated Press and other media outlets, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is looking into whether Ford Motor Company acted quickly enough during its backup camera recall last year. In
Tesla vehicles driving in Autopilot mode appear to have a problem with one particular road in Yosemite Valley, leading to a series of accidents. According to a news report on SFGATE, a Reddit user is
General Motors is recalling 34,157 Cadillac sedans after discovering a fault with the life-saving airbags in the vehicles, putting drivers and passengers at risk. According to Consumer Reports, the side curtain or roof-rail airbags on
Concerns have been raised following recent reports of electric vehicles catching fire when left charging in garages. According to the Washington Post, one family in San Ramon was asleep late last year when their Tesla
Subaru recalled certain cars and SUVs because of a potential fault that could cause the fuel pump to fail, causing the engine to stall suddenly. According to Consumer Reports, if the stalling occurs when the
More than 21,000 vehicles from multiple BMW-owned brands are being recalled to fix potentially dangerous child seat issues. According to Consumer Reports, the problem involves faulty seat belt retractors in the front and/or back passenger seats,
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has launched an investigation into air brake systems in semi-trucks that are reportedly causing fires. According to a news report, in a July 16 NHTSA notice, the agency
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