Another crash and more grief as questions swirl around Tesla’s self-driving tech

Lawyers and the families of victims of fatal Tesla Autopilot crashes told NBC News they take issue with how Elon Musk markets self-driving technology.

When Neima Benavides last month heard that a Tesla Model 3 reportedly operating on Autopilot had barreled into a Texas home at more than 70 mph and killed a 76-year-old woman, her “heart broke all over again,” she said.

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