Tesla prevails in Autopilot lawsuit as jury rejects self-driving claims.

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Jurors in the first trial related to a crash involving Tesla's Autopilot feature found that the electric-vehicle maker clearly warned that the partially automated driving software was not a self-piloted system, and that driver distraction was to blame. The California state court jury handed Tesla a sweeping win, finding that the automaker's Autopilot feature did not fail to perform safely and awarding plaintiff Justine Hsu zero damages. The outcome serves as a bellwether to help Tesla and other plaintiffs' lawyers hone their strategies for other trials related to the semi-automated driving system.
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