Tesla (TSLA) Drops Over 3% After NHTSA Closes Defect Petition on Pedal Misapplication
NHTSA denies and closes a defect petition concerning over 2.2 million Tesla vehicles potentially causing driver errors due to pedal misapplication.
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NHTSA denies and closes a defect petition concerning over 2.2 million Tesla vehicles potentially causing driver errors due to pedal misapplication.
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