Federal jury to decide if Tesla overstated Autopilot capabilities in fatal 2019 crash.

A federal jury trial is set to begin in Miami over a 2019 fatal crash involving a Tesla Model S. George McGee, the driver, had the Autopilot system engaged when his car struck a parked SUV, killing Naibel Benavides Leon and severely injuring Dillon Angulo. The plaintiffs accuse Tesla of overstating the capabilities of its Autopilot to encourage over-reliance, while Tesla insists its cars are safe with attentive drivers. This case is one of many questioning the safety of Tesla's driver-assistance systems, with most settling out of court.