Tesla refuses $60M settlement and loses $243M Autopilot lawsuit

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A jury has imposed a $243 million fine on Tesla in the case related to the fatal 2019 Model S accident, which was equipped with Autopilot. This decision comes after the manufacturer rejected a settlement proposal of $60 million, revealed in a court fee request.

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