Tesla Inc (TSLA)

[boston745]

How many times does it take for Teslas to crash in relatively the same manner, with lots of different drivers all over the world, for you to consider that it isn't simply driver error? The kicker is autopilot behaves very similarly when it glitches.

Two people were killed in a Tesla vehicle accident Wednesday after their car ran off an interstate and crashed into a stationary Walmart semi-trailer truck, according to Florida Highway Patrol.

Law enforcement say the vehicle was traveling on Interstate 75 but for unknown reasons exited for the rest area near Paynes Prairie. The vehicle then struck a Walmart Freightliner tractor-trailer that was parked in the resting area.

https://www.gainesville.com/story/news/2022/07/07/tesla-vehicle-crash-into-walmart-truck-leaves-2-dead-alachua-county/7828556001/

Here a Tesla on AP drives straight instead of curving with the road. Veers into a tree.
https://mobile.twitter.com/teslacharts/status/1411628772302938115

The fact remains there is a plethora of evidence suggesting there is something wrong in Teslas, really all EVs. However this goes against the rhetoric being pushed in the media. Head in sand/cyberspace, money flowing into bank. Only when that flow stops might people pull their heads up and look around. Bread and Circuses!