NHTSA has opened an investigation into reports of certain Tesla vehicles applying their automatic emergency brakes without apparent reason.
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"Complainants report that the rapid deceleration can occur without warning, and often repeatedly during a single drive cycle," the agency's report said. "The phantom braking varies from a minor throttle response to decrease speed to full emergency braking that drastically reduces the speed at a rapid pace, resulting in unsafe driving conditions for occupants of my vehicle as well as those who might be following behind me," one owner wrote in a complaint filed Feb. 2.
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