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Petition Alleges Tesla Sudden Acceleration Needs Investigation, Reports Autobody News


A petition has been filed with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) requesting an investigation into sudden acceleration issues with Tesla vehicles. The petition, filed by a consumer advocacy group called the Center for Auto Safety, cites multiple complaints from Tesla owners about their vehicles unexpectedly accelerating. The petition claims that this issue poses a safety risk to both drivers and pedestrians.

According to the petition, Tesla vehicles have been involved in numerous accidents attributed to sudden acceleration, some of which have resulted in injuries and fatalities. The petition also alleges that Tesla has not taken sufficient action to address these complaints or to investigate the root cause of the sudden acceleration issue.

The NHTSA has reported receiving over 200 complaints about sudden acceleration in Tesla vehicles, with some owners claiming that their cars accelerated on their own while others were unable to stop their vehicles despite applying the brakes. The petition argues that these incidents warrant a thorough investigation to determine if there is a systemic problem with Tesla vehicles that is causing sudden acceleration.

Tesla has denied the allegations made in the petition, stating that its vehicles are equipped with numerous safety features to prevent unintended acceleration. The company also claims that it reviews all customer complaints and takes appropriate action if necessary.

The NHTSA has not yet announced whether it will launch an investigation into the sudden acceleration issues with Tesla vehicles. However, the petition highlights the need for thorough investigations into potential safety issues with all vehicles to ensure the safety of drivers and pedestrians.

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