US EditionAs Elon Musk wields power in DC, Tesla remains under investigation
- In 2019 in Key Largo, a Tesla Model S struck a couple outside their SUV.
- Careless driving, including speeding and ignoring a stop sign, caused the crash.
- The Tesla, traveling over 60 mph, hit their car, throwing Benavides Leon into the woods; she died.
- The driver stated, "I was driving, I dropped my phone and looked down and I ran a stop sign and hit the guy's car."
- NHTSA investigated Autopilot, leading to a recall; lawsuits claim Tesla overstated Autopilot's safety.
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As Elon Musk wields power in DC, Tesla remains under investigation
Dillon Angulo could see a long future ahead with his girlfriend, Naibel Benavides Leon."I just felt like she was she was the one," Angulo said.In 2019, the young couple was making their way home in South Florida after a day spent fishing.They parked at the end of a road in Key Largo and were standing outside their SUV when a 2019 Tesla Model S raced toward them, past a stop sign and flashing red light and crashed into their vehicle at over 60 mi…
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