Tesla is higher by 2.14% after a driver walked back his claim that autopilot was at fault for his crash into a Minnesota marsh.
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Tesla jumps after driver now says autopilot wasn't to blame in Minnesota crash (TSLA)
On Saturday, a Tesla Model S carrying five people flipped onto its roof in a marsh outside of Wilmar, Minnesota, causing minor injuries to the passengers.
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On Saturday, a Tesla Model S flipped onto its roof in a marsh outside of Willmar, Minnesota, causing minor injuries to the passengers.
The driver initially claimed his Tesla's autopilot feature was responsible for the crash. He said the autopilot "
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