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Tesla cars continue to suffer from “phantom braking”, but the NHTSA has already launched an investigation
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has taken control of the situation with the “phantom braking” of Tesla cars.
Recall that the problem with emergency braking of Tesla cars, which the driver assistance system undertook without a good reason, appeared about a year ago, and recently the number of people faced with this problem has begun to grow. In the past three months alone, the NHTSA has received more than 107 complaints about “phantom braking” on Tesla electric vehicles. At the same time, there were 34 such messages in the previous 22 months.
The department heard the people and launched an investigation.
The Office of Defect Investigation (ODI) received 354 complaints of unexpected brake engagement in 2021-2022 Tesla Model 3 and Model Y vehicles. The reports received over the past nine months have often been characterized by consumers as “phantom braking”. Tesla describes the vehicles in question as being equipped with a set of Advanced Driver Assistance System (ADAS) features called Autopilot, which Tesla says will allow the vehicle to automatically brake and steer within its lane.
Complaints allege that when using ADAS features, including adaptive cruise control, the vehicle will suddenly apply the brakes while driving at high speed. Applicants report that rapid deceleration can occur without warning, randomly, and often multiple times during the same driving cycle.
Thus, the NHTSA alone received more than 300 complaints, and it is not known how many people in general faced the problem. In addition, as we can see from the management statement, some users have experienced the problem several times a day.
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Electric Cars
We are waiting for the new Model 3 and Model Y: Tesla sharply reduces the prices of its best-selling models

Tesla this year is the most likely to change prices for its models. This time around, the prices of Tesla’s best-selling vehicles have come down, with the biggest drop exceeding $3,000.
Model Y prices were already slightly lowered in the second half of May after being raised earlier that month. Now they have been reduced even further. The Model Y Dual-Motor Long-Range AWD is $55,430, $560 less than before.
The rear-wheel-drive Model 3 received a $3,210 price cut, to $39,530. Tesla indicates on its website that the same model is eligible for up to $3,750 in federal tax credits. The automaker promises to deliver cars during June-July.
According to one version, the automaker just wants to increase its sales and deliveries, so it reduces prices. Strong quarterly results are becoming a hallmark of Tesla.
It’s likely that Tesla is doing its best to liquidate stock in preparation for releasing updated models. Tesla is rumored to be working on an updated version of the Model Y, codenamed Juniper. The car is expected to go on sale in 2024.
There are also rumors about the imminent release of the Model 3 update, codenamed Highland. It can be presented at any time.
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Honda Accrod in a new way. Honda Inspire 5m sedan unveiled

In China, the flagship Honda Accord sedan has a sibling called the Inspire, manufactured by Dongfeng Honda. In fact, Inspire – the same Accord, only with a slightly different appearance.
The Inspire has its own grille, bumpers and taillights. The length of the car is 4979 mm: the Inspire is only 1 mm shorter than the Accord. There are slight differences in the interior design: the Inspire has separate ventilation deflectors and a different climate control unit. The choice of transmission modes in Inspire is carried out by buttons, not by a lever.
The power plants have not been declassified, but the inscription e: PHEV on the trunk lid indicates that the Inspire is a plug-in hybrid. Probably, there is the same power plant as the Accord: with a 2.0-liter internal combustion engine and an electric motor with a total power of 206 hp, as well as a traction battery with a capacity of 17.7 kWh. However, it is possible that there will be a purely gasoline version with a 1.5-liter turbo engine with 192 hp.
Inspire will go on sale in China in June, and prices will be announced at the same time.
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Why did the first Chinese aircraft COMAC C919 pass through the “water gate” and what does the BYD car have to do with it: new details about the historical event have appeared

On May 28, the newest narrow-body medium-haul airliner COMAC C919 made its first flight on flight MU9191 from Shanghai to Beijing, as we have already reported. Now, BYD has made an additional announcement.
Sometimes passengers of airliners can observe an unusual picture when the plane is doused with water from fire hoses. This is an international tradition, which is treated very reverently. Aircraft are poured over in different cases, for example, if a new airport was built and put into operation in a settlement, then the first aircraft is passed through the “water gate”. The same applies to aircraft that have flown for the first time on a new route or simply models that have made their first flight.
Netizens noticed that a red BYD Tang was standing next to the fire truck. From another angle, a yellow BYD Tang was visible. The manufacturer confirmed that BYD was honored to take part in the historic event, and its vehicles helped serve the first flight of COMAC C919.
Technology shows the strength of our country. BYD Tang welcomes C919! Congratulations on the successful first commercial flight of the C919 and respect for the creators of the aircraft and Chinese technology. Respect to those who work hard to open the way for our country.
BYD
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