Elon Musk’s Tesla is readying a major upgrade of its driver-assistance software. The country’s top crash investigator says the move may be premature.
Tesla plans to expand access to Full Self-Driving system and defends its tech; safety official says more work is needed
Tesla says it wants its cars to predominantly use cameras and AI to get from A to B, but most driverless car companies plan on relying on an array of sensors to navigate. WSJ's George Downs explains why Tesla will need to do what every autonomous company is trying to do if it wants to hit its growth targets: convince consumers its technology is safe. Photo illustration: George Downs
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