Torts/Personal Injury
Sep. 3, 2026
Tesla's dangerous design problem
Tesla's camera-only driving system and electronic door handles share the same dangerous design philosophy: abandoning proven redundancy for technological elegance, with preventable deaths as the consequence.
Brett Schreiber
Singleton Schreiber LLPPhone: (619) 488-6699
Email: bschreiber@singletonschreiber.com
Thomas Jefferson SOL; San Diego CA
For years, Tesla sold American consumers a dream: a car that could see the road better than any human driver, inching toward full autonomy with every software update. The reality, documented in federal crash investigations, NHTSA and NTSB recommendations, and dozens of lawsuits, has been far more dangerous. At the center of it sits one engineering philosophy: Tesla's insistence that cameras alone are sufficient to perceive the world, a choice the rest of the industry has reje...
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