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"Look for safety to be the 'ah-hah!' moment for this car due to launch this year," Jonas was quoted by CNBC as writing in a research report.
Tesla's vehicles currently contribute around five million miles of road data per day and this could double over the next 15 months. The company then uses the data to design and refine its autopilot system.
The CNBC report further noted that after a 2016 crash claimed the life of a Tesla Model S driver, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration found there were no faults with Tesla's Autopilot system and in fact, accidents involving Tesla cars fell by almost 40 percent after the Autostreet feature was installed in cars.
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