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A Tesla driver who made false claims the car was in autopilot when she crashed into a pedestrian has pleaded guilty

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Sakshi Agrawal, who spent two years fighting charges against her, has entered a last minute guilty plea after she crashed into a pedestrian in Melbourne in 2022 and falsely blamed the car's autopilot feature.

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Tesla owner who falsely claimed car was in autopilot before Melbourne crash pleads guilty

10 days ago·Australia

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A Tesla driver who made false claims the car was in autopilot when she crashed into a pedestrian has pleaded guilty

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