The Tennessee-based company ARC’s dangerous exploding airbag inflator has killed a second person. The company has been under investigation by a federal agency for more than six years regarding the faulty inflators, but there has
LG Electronics has agreed to reimburse General Motors up to $1.9 billion to fix Chevrolet Bolt electric vehicles because of a fire risk caused by defective batteries. According to a CNBC news report, problems with
U.S. safety regulators want to know why Tesla did not file recall documents when it updated its Autopilot software to identify better parked emergency vehicles. According to an Associated Press news report, in a letter
Ford Motor Company has issued a recall for about 37,625 Ranger Super Cab pickup trucks because of two problems that could prevent child safety seats from being properly installed. According to Consumer Reports, the fixed
A group of law enforcement officers in Texas is suing Tesla after a Model X with Autopilot engaged crashed into five police officers. According to a report in The Verge, the crash occurred on Feb.
Volvo has issued a vehicle defect recall for about 260,000 sedans because of potential airbag defects linked to one recent death. According to Consumer Reports, the recall has been issued because a part in the
More than 95,000 Hyundai Sonata Hybrid sedans and Tucson SUVs are being recalled because their engines might stall or suddenly catch fire. According to Consumer Reports, both Hyundai and its sister company, Kia, have had
The U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has opened a new investigation into 30 million vehicles covering two dozen automakers with potentially defective Takata airbag inflators. According to a report by Reuters, federal auto
Three-wheeled Harley Davidson bikes known as “trikes” are the subject of lawsuits from riders who say the vehicle’s complex braking system has caused unexpected swerves off highways, sometimes leading to fatalities. According to an NBC
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is now seeking advanced driver assist information from 12 automakers as it attempts to expand its investigation into Tesla’s Autopilot. According to a report on The Verge, the
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