Tesla's NHTSA Deadline for Reporting Accidents, Iced Superchargers in Sweden, & New Model Y L in Australia - CleanTechnica

The article from CleanTechnica covers three recent Tesla-related developments. First, Tesla has repeatedly delayed submitting detailed accident data related to its Full Self-Driving (FSD) system to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). Originally due by January 19, the deadline was extended twice—first to February 23, then to March 6—due to Tesla’s challenges in compiling the extensive data requested, including CAN bus files, video footage, and event data recorder information. The delays appear to stem from logistical difficulties rather than any intentional obstruction. Second, in Sweden, Tesla Superchargers were physically iced over by individuals opposed to Elon Musk, blocking electric vehicle charging during freezing weather. This act of sabotage coincides with ongoing labor disputes between Tesla and the Swedish union IF Metall, which opposes Tesla’s refusal to sign a collective bargaining agreement. While IF Metall has distanced itself from the vandalism, it continues to criticize Tesla’s stance, and other unions have taken actions such as