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1死1伤!特斯拉致命车祸,被裁定赔偿超17亿元
凤凰网财经· 2025-08-02 12:33
来源丨中国基金报 综合央视新闻、华尔街见闻、九派新闻等 事关特斯拉自动驾驶,最新裁决出炉。 据央视新闻,当地时间 8 月 1 日,美国佛罗里达州一个陪审团裁定,美国电动汽车制造商特斯拉 应为 2019 年一辆配备自动驾驶系统的 ModelS 所致的致命车祸承担部分责任,并判令该公司向一 名遇难女性的家属及一名伤者支付约 2.43 亿美元赔偿金。 驾驶人 George McGee 称,他在驾车途中手机掉落,低头去捡时认为车辆能在探测到障碍物时自 动刹车。但车辆以超过 60 英里( 96 公里) / 小时的速度冲进十字路口,撞上停在路边的一辆汽 车和站在车旁的两人。 事故导致 22 岁的 Naibel Benavides 当场身亡,她的遗体在撞击点 75 英尺( 23 米)外被发 现,撞击力道极为猛烈。她的男友 Dillon Angulo 虽然幸存,但遭受了多处骨折、创伤性脑损伤及 严重的心理创伤。 事故调查显示,车辆在行驶过程中突然偏离车道,撞上了路边的障碍物。遇难者家属和伤者随后对 特斯拉提起诉讼,指控其自动驾驶系统( Autopilot )存在设计缺陷,且公司未能充分警告用户该 技术的局限性。 在庭审中,原 ...
1死1伤!特斯拉致命车祸,被裁定赔偿超17亿元!马斯克回应
Zhong Guo Ji Jin Bao· 2025-08-02 03:00
据央视新闻,当地时间8月1日,美国佛罗里达州一个陪审团裁定,美国电动汽车制造商特斯拉应为2019年一辆配备自动驾驶系统的 ModelS所致的致命车祸承担部分责任,并判令该公司向一名遇难女性的家属及一名伤者支付约2.43亿美元赔偿金。 判决包括1.29亿美元的补偿性赔偿金(其中特斯拉需承担33%的责任)以及2亿美元的惩罚性赔偿金,合计约2.43亿美元。 对此,特斯拉首席执行官马斯克当天表示,特斯拉将对佛州陪审团裁决提起上诉。 严重车祸致一死一伤 特斯拉被判2.43亿美元赔偿 【导读】特斯拉被判支付约2.43亿美元(约合17.48亿元人民币)赔偿金,马斯克称将上诉 中国基金报综合央视新闻、华尔街见闻、九派新闻等 事关特斯拉自动驾驶,最新裁决出炉! 此前消息显示,2019年,一辆配备自动驾驶系统的特斯拉Model S在佛罗里达州的一条公路上发生严重车祸,导致车内一名女性乘客 死亡,另一名乘客受伤。 驾驶人George McGee称,他在驾车途中手机掉落,低头去捡时认为车辆能在探测到障碍物时自动刹车。但车辆以超过60英里(96公 里)/小时的速度冲进十字路口,撞上停在路边的一辆汽车和站在车旁的两人。 事故导致22岁的 ...
特斯拉智驾芯片“风云”
半导体行业观察· 2025-07-30 02:18
Core Viewpoint - Tesla's dominance in the intelligent driving sector is attributed to its continuous evolution of self-developed driving chips, which have become a key force in reshaping the industry landscape [1][54]. Group 1: Tesla's Early Development and Partnerships - In 2014, Tesla began its journey into intelligent driving by collaborating with Mobileye, utilizing the EyeQ3 chip for its Autopilot 1.0 system [3][6]. - The initial hardware platform HW1.0 was limited by Mobileye's black-box solutions, which restricted Tesla's ability to customize algorithms and utilize data effectively [8][9]. Group 2: Transition to NVIDIA and HW2.0 - After ending its partnership with Mobileye in 2016, Tesla partnered with NVIDIA to develop the HW2.0 system, significantly increasing processing power from 0.256 TOPS to 12 TOPS [10][11]. - HW2.0 featured a "vision-first" approach, utilizing multiple cameras to create a 360-degree view, enhancing the vehicle's environmental perception [14][15]. Group 3: Advancements with HW3.0 and Self-Development - In 2019, Tesla launched the HW3.0 platform with its self-developed Full Self-Driving (FSD) chip, achieving a processing power of 144 TOPS, marking a significant leap in capabilities [21][23]. - The FSD chip's architecture allowed Tesla to optimize chip design according to its algorithm needs, facilitating rapid iterations of intelligent driving features [25][49]. Group 4: HW4.0 and Enhanced Scene Adaptation - The HW4.0 system, introduced in 2023, aimed to address the limitations of HW3.0 in complex urban environments, featuring a new FSD chip with over three times the processing power [30][31]. - HW4.0 reintroduced millimeter-wave radar to improve safety and reliability, enhancing the system's ability to handle diverse driving scenarios [33][34]. Group 5: Future Developments with AI5 and HW5.0 - Tesla's next-generation AI5 chip, expected to achieve 2000-2500 TOPS, is set to redefine the standards for intelligent driving technology [42][46]. - The HW5.0 system is anticipated to begin small-scale deliveries in mid-2025, with plans for mass production in 2026, further solidifying Tesla's leadership in the autonomous driving market [43][46]. Group 6: Synergy with Shanghai Factory - The Shanghai factory plays a crucial role in Tesla's self-developed chip strategy, providing a cost-effective production environment that supports rapid technological iterations [48][50]. - The factory's high localization rate and production efficiency have significantly reduced costs, allowing Tesla to invest more in R&D for intelligent driving technologies [49][52].