Tesla Ordered to Give Details on Autopilot Changes Amid Safety Probe

U.S. regulators are investigating recent updates Tesla made to its Autopilot system and demanding answers from the automaker.
The probe focuses on how Autopilot ensures driver attention and detects objects, including stationary emergency vehicles.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has identified multiple crashes involving Tesla vehicles striking emergency vehicles and is questioning Tesla's driver alert strategy.
Tesla has until July 19 to provide updated information to regulators or face penalties.
The investigation is part of a larger probe into 830,000 Tesla vehicles and Autopilot.