Tesla Model S regains top safety rating after software update: Consumer Reports


  • TECH
  • Wednesday, 26 Jul 2017

Tesla provided an over-the-air update in July to its software on the Model S (pic) to include automatic emergency braking at highway speeds. — Reuters

Tesla Inc's Model S sedan regained Consumer Reports' top safety rating, the magazine said on July 25, after the automaker updated the emergency braking system on the vehicle.

Tesla provided an over-the-air update in July to its software on the Model S to include automatic emergency braking (AEB) at highway speeds, Consumer Reports said.

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