Tesla excludes children from latest cars
Tesla has launched the fully autonomous "Cyber Cab" vehicle, which relies on cameras and artificial intelligence. The company aims its market at lower prices than competitors like Wemo. It imposes restrictions on children under age 13, requiring an adult to accompany those under 18, and the vehicle does not feature LATCH connectors to reduce costs. The car is equipped with an effective emergency system in case of accidents, including manual door opening and a support line for Tesla assistance. It also uses a wired braking system to cut expenses, along with powerful USB-C ports reaching up to 90 watts. Tesla is facing investigations from the U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) regarding the vehicle's safety, and it is working to meet safety standards through updates to security systems and features that facilitate manual door opening.
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