Musk says Tesla new self-driving rollout could take a couple of months

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Musk says Tesla new self-driving rollout could take a couple of months
Tesla boss Elon Musk said the company is tweaking its self-driving software to eliminate a phantom braking problem and may release a significantly improved version within the next couple of months. Tesla shares were down 4.4 percent in late afternoon, extending falls after the US safety ...

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