Replies to post #75638 on Tesla Inc (TSLA)

[boston745]

That doesnt mean driver error that means the Tesla glitched due to EMI.

(4). Among the data records during the accidents according to the background data of the crashed vehicles or the data of on-vehicle terminals, the position values of most accelerator pedals were very high(99%) while the values of brake pedals were 0% or only non-zero in very limited moments (see Fig. 1 and Fig. 2).

3. POSSIBLE REASONS FOR THE OUT OF CONTROL OF ELECTRIC AUTOMOBILES 3.1. Occasional fault of electronic control unit caused by electromagnetic interference Generally, the electromagnetic interference of electric automobiles is caused by either internal interference of the automobile or the road condition. The internal electromagnetic interference refers to that generated by components such as engine, driving motor, generator, Cables, power battery and relay while they are working[5][6]. External electromagnetic interference refers to that caused by electromagnetic radiation of various electrical facilities including the high voltage transmission line, broadcasting TV devices and radio communication equipment as well as natural phenomena such as lightning. Electromagnetic wave interferes the electric control system of automobile through wiring

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/346368508_Special_Investigation_and_Countermeasure_Suggestions_on_Electric_Vehicle_out-of-control_Accidents

[boston745]

The inaccurate assumption is assuming driver error if the accelerator pressure near 100%. Seriously who slams on the brake, hitting accelerator by mistake, without a reason? Like the Doctor in Texas had an accelerator pressure of like 96% driving into the trees, despite having Teslas cruise control set to 30. How does an investigator logic that the driver hit the wrong pedal near max pressure for no reason and kept that pressure all the way to their death?

In that accident the driver was above the legal limit so I'm guessing they are using that as reason. However that doesnt explain the perfectly straight tire lines. So this intoxocated driver decided to slam on the brake while negotiating a turn and drive straight into the trees. Yes he was too intoxicated to identify the correct pedal, that the Tesla was speeding up, but apparently not too intoxicated to drive perfectly straight to his death.

Meanwhile an alternate explanation exists that does explain everything that happened. Electromagnetic induced glitch caused sudden unintended acceleration and vehicle to veer, likely navigation glitch, into what it believed to be the correct new path.