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Tesla (TSLA) is found liable in fatal Autopilot crash, has to pay up to $243 million (updated)
Tesla has lost its Autopilot fatal crash wrongful death case in Florida as a jury says the automaker has to pay the victims $329 million. This is a significant blow to Tesla – although it will likely be appealed. We reported earlier today on the almost month-long trial’s conclusion and the plaintiffs’ request for $345 million in damages.
Tesla (TSLA) is not paying its bills, and this has led to at least two small American businesses going bankrupt. The automaker had over $110 million in liens with contractors over the last 5 years.
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