After Losing Big in Court, Tesla Is Paying to Keep Autopilot Cases Quiet

Autoblog News
16/10/2025
After Losing Big in Court, Tesla Is Paying to Keep Autopilot Cases Quiet

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This is a Tesla Autopilot settlement story. In August, a Miami jury told Tesla to pay $243 million for a 2019 Autopilot crash. That ruling changes the risk in every outstanding or new case. Since then, Tesla has closed other wrongful-death suits before any jury sat down. Deals keep files private ...

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