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Tesla settles lawsuit from fatal 2023 Full Self-Driving crash

Tesla settled a lawsuit over a fatal 2023 crash involving its Full Self-Driving system, with federal investigations still ongoing.

A lawsuit stemming from a fatal 2023 crash involving Tesla's Full Self-Driving system has been settled by the company. The resolution closes that particular legal case while federal investigations into the same technology continue separately.

Tesla's advanced driver assistance system has attracted sustained regulatory attention, and the parallel federal probe means the broader safety questions around it remain open.

Why it mattersFederal investigations into Tesla's FSD continue regardless of the settlement, meaning further regulatory action or findings remain possible.

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