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BERLIN (Reuters) -Elon Musk will visit Tesla's gigafactory in Germany on Wednesday morning after an arson attack on a nearby power pylon last week left it without electricity and halted production, Table Media reported on Tuesday, citing company sources. Musk will travel directly to the plant at Gruenheide from Berlin airport, reported Table Media, adding he would meet Brandenburg State Premier Dietmar Woidke and the state's economy minister, Joerg Steinbach...

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German policymakers should team up with power grid operators to improve the response to incidents such as the arson attack near Tesla's gigafactory, said the head of regional utility Westenergie. Security measures needed reviewing and a better legal framework created, Westenergie's chief executive Katherina Reiche told reporters in Duesseldorf. "Critical infrastructure is vulnerable," said Reiche, whose subsidiary Westnetz dealt with restoring power to tens of thousands of households in western Germany after flooding in 2021...

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Power has been restored to electric car manufacturer Tesla's factory near Berlin after a nearly one-week outage believed to have been caused by arson, a network operator said...

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Tesla's Autopilot and Full Self Driving technology and nine other assisted-driving systems marketed by major automakers received "poor" ratings from the U.S. Insurance Institute for Highway Safety in a new study released on Tuesday. The IIHS, a safety research arm of the insurance industry, also said there is no evidence that Autopilot or other assisted-driving systems have real-world safety benefits, based on crash data. By comparison, there is evidence that automatic emergency braking systems cut rear-end collisions by 50% and cut incidents of a vehicle hitting a pedestrian by 30%, he said...

The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, which rates cars and SUVs for safety, examined so-called advanced driver assistance systems such as Tesla Autopilot and found them wanting...