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Federal safety regulators have opened a probe covering 1.2 million Ford Explorers after reports that side airbag deployments caused severe burns to at least ten occupants.
United States regulators are moving to rewrite vehicle headlight brightness standards to address growing concerns over intense glare.
Federal regulators have demanded under oath that Tesla prove its Cybercab meets all safety standards.
Tesla's Cybercab launch is overshadowed by federal investigations and concerns over how emergency responders will manage vehicles without steering wheels.
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NHTSA widens its brake safety probe from a single Cadillac to 1.2 million GM trucks and EVs, putting the automaker under heightened federal scrutiny.
Tesla is recalling nearly 3 million vehicles in China due to safety concerns surrounding the functionality of hidden electric door handles.
Toyota is recalling hundreds of thousands of Camry vehicles due to a critical digital display error that may deactivate turn signals and other indicators.
Two Mercedes-AMG drivers have filed a class-action lawsuit alleging that front seat logos cause burn injuries.
Ford has issued a massive recall for over half a million Bronco SUVs due to a critical risk of engine compartment fires.
The NHTSA is initiating a rulemaking process for new vehicle door-exit safety requirements following reported deaths in Tesla vehicles.
Federal investigators report a Tesla driver blamed autopilot before a fatal Texas crash, but data shows the accelerator was fully engaged.
Kia has issued a critical recall for over 450,000 Telluride SUVs, warning owners to park vehicles outside due to a significant fire risk.
Legal and safety concerns are mounting following reports of counterfeit airbag components in used vehicles across the United States.
Honda initiates massive recall of over 325,000 vehicles over rear‑view camera fault that could raise crash risk