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FSD / RobotaxiTesla / 特斯拉2026/09/15 23:19 · 北京時間

Electrek long-form piece reviews Tesla July driver-assistance crash reports hitting a single-month record high

[Regulatory filing] Electrek long-form piece reviews Tesla July driver-assistance crash reports hitting a single-month record high Summary: Elect…

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🔴 [Regulatory filing] Electrek long-form piece reviews Tesla July driver-assistance crash reports hitting a single-month record high

Summary:
Electrek's long-form piece says Tesla submitted 236 driver-assistance-related crash reports to NHTSA in July, 2026, the highest for a single month, of which 4 were fatal; the article compares reports with some fields redacted against public reports one by one.

Content summary:

July, 2026 Tesla reported 236 driver-assistance crashes to federal regulators, its most in a single month; 4 of them caused deaths. Tesla's monthly report count rose from 135 in March to 207 in May and 209 in June.
Under the 2021 NHTSA standing general order, automakers must report crashes in which L2 driver assistance was engaged within 30 seconds before the collision. The article says that in all 4 of these reports Tesla marked "Verified Engaged," meaning connected-car data confirmed the system was on, while three fields were redacted: the crash narrative, the software version, and whether the road was within the system's approved operating area.
The article lists four crashes: July 12 Upper Marlboro, Maryland, where a Model 3 turned left without yielding to a straight-traveling motorcycle, killing 3 people, with the report recording a left-turn speed of 20 mph and driver assistance confirmed engaged; July 15 San Mateo, California, where a 2016 Model S ran off the road, hit a light pole and caught fire, killing the driver, with the report recording a speed of 52 mph; July 22 Ione, California, where a Tesla crossed into oncoming lanes, first sideswiped a Honda and then collided head-on with a Cadillac, killing the Tesla driver and sending a 2-year-old child in the car to the hospital, with the report recording a brand-new 2026 Model Y, confirmed engaged, at 54 mph; July 20 Ashby, Minnesota, where in an I-94 construction zone a westbound Ford and an eastbound Tesla collided, a third vehicle then struck them, and the Tesla driver and the Ford driver died, with the report recording the system engaged at 50 mph.
None of these 4 crashes were publicly reported as involving Autopilot or FSD; the outside world can link them to driver-assistance systems only because Tesla is required to submit reports and then redacts public information.
Tesla's reports list only one "highest injury severity": Upper Marlboro 3 deaths and Ashby 2 deaths, but each records only 1 death, and the article says public information shows aggregate statistics based on that data are understated; the article also says Tesla redacts the crash narrative in 100% of all its current reports, versus 0% for GM's Super Cruise.

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Source: Electrek · 09-15 22:05 (Beijing time)

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