A court in China has found Tesla not responsible for a fatal crash that occurred in the city of Chaozhou last year.
Shanghai Securities News reports (via Bloomberg) that a crash that killed two people and injured three others in November last year wasn’t caused by a defective Tesla Model Y.
Influencer must apologise after court finds Tesla didn't cause fatal crash report comes via ChinaTechNews.com.
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