Tesla's Autopilot and FSD Crashes Hit Record 207 in a Single Month特斯拉Autopilot和FSD单月碰撞事故达207起,创历史新高
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Tesla disclosed 207 crashes involving its Autopilot and Full Self-Driving driver-assist systems in a single month, the highest monthly total the company has ever reported to NHTSA.
The figures come from NHTSA's Standing General Order, which requires automakers to report ADAS-engaged crashes occurring within roughly 30 seconds of impact that meet a severity threshold — airbag deployment, tow-away, injury, fatality, or a struck pedestrian or cyclist.
The record lands as Tesla pushes FSD deployment more aggressively than ever while continuing to redact nearly every detail of the incidents, widening the gap between deployment speed and public safety verification — a tension relevant to any automaker scaling L2/L3 ADAS features under regulatory scrutiny.