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Cybercap faces federal probe after one day
Tesla officially launched the Cybertruck in Austin, Texas. It is a unique model of fully autonomous vehicles without a steering wheel or pedals, specifically designed to serve as taxis. A day after the launch of the service, U.S. authorities opened an investigation into whether the vehicle complies with federal safety standards, especially since current regulations require traditional means of vehicle control, which the Cybertruck ignores. While Tesla has confirmed that the vehicle meets safety standards, the new investigations raise questions about how laws apply to fully autonomous vehicles, leading to a decline of more than 5% in the company’s stock during early trading. This presents a significant challenge for its self-driving car project.
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