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The Washington Post takes a close look at Tesla Autopilot crash statistics.

Tesla’s self-driving features have been involved in 736 crashes and 17 fatalities, according to The Washington Post.

The Post says its analysis shows the number of crashes is far more than has been reported before, but notes that NHTSA says just because driver-assistance features were involved doesn’t mean they were the cause.

The Autopilot feature is currently under NHTSA investigation.

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