Tesla’s Robotaxi plans have the attention of federal investigators

Federal safety investigators Tesla sent a detailed list of questions about the upcoming Robotaxi service as part of investigation In how the “Full Driving (Observatory)” program works in low -definition conditions.

The Bureau of Investigation of the National Traffic Safety Administration in the field of additional investigations on full self-driving (under supervision)-or “FSD”-in order to “understand how Tesla plans to evaluate its cars and automated operating technologies to drive on public roads”, ” According to the message Posted on Monday and the first I reported Reuters.

Tesla was not quiet about the plans of launching Robotaxi paid -up Robotaxi service in Austin, Texas using its own fleet vehicles next June. But it seems that the Tesla leaflet on April 23 on X captured the attention of federal organizers.

Which – which Post, which was cited in the letter, read: “The horseback service is under the supervision of a group of employees in the Austin and San Francisso region. We have completed more than 1.5 thousand trips and 15 thousand miles of driving. This service helps us to develop FSD networks, check the health of FSD networks, customize mobile applications, customize vehicles, monitor task and remote assistance operations.”

NHTSA opened its investigation into the Tesla program called “Clow Self-Tradiving (Superive)” in October after four incidents were reported in low clarity situations. The Tesla program is an advanced system to help the driver requires the driver to keep his hands on the wheel even while treating some driving operations such as braking and guidance in certain environments and conditions.

Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla, said that robotics will use the “non -supervision” version that has not yet been released from its full program.

The investigators were looking for whether FSD could “discover a response to the conditions of the road clarity appropriately”, such as “the glow of the sun, fog or air dust.”

In her speech in May, Tesla sent a series of questions directly aimed at determining whether the automated driving system in the planned robots is the same – or the like – to the supervisory FSD FSD. The agency requested details about the fleet size and vehicle models that will be used in the Robotaxi service, and how Tesla plans to determine whether the Robotaxi system is safe, and if the automatic driving system has any relationship with the FSD product subject to supervision.

The researchers also asked Tesla to describe how “it intends to ensure the integrity of robotics operations in conditions of decreased road clarity, such as the glow of the sun, fog, air dust, air, or snow.”