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Tesla is facing a lawsuit after a crash involving its Model 3 vehicle resulted in the death of a grandmother in Texas. The family of the victim alleges that the Autopilot feature was defective and is seeking over $1 million in damages. The driver has stated that the feature was engaged during the incident, and police are investigating the matter.
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Tesla is facing a lawsuit after a crash involving its Model 3 vehicle resulted in the death of a grandmother in Texas. The family of the victim alleges that the Autopilot feature was defective and is seeking over $1 million in damages. The driver has stated that the feature was engaged during the incident, and police are investigating the matter.
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