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US Government Opens Safety Investigation Into Tesla's Cybercab

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The US government has launched an investigation into Tesla's Cybercab autonomous vehicle. Authorities are examining whether the Cybercab complies with existing vehicle safety standards. The probe comes shortly after Tesla deployed the Cybercab for use. Regulators are scrutinizing the robotaxi as autonomous vehicles face increasing federal oversight.

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US Government Opens Safety Investigation Into Tesla's Cybercab · ShortSingh