It has been suspected for over a decade that Tesla is either intentionally cooking car data to avoid fault, or unable to engineer data integrity, or both. Now a lawsuit says it can prove that Tesla claims of driver fault in sudden acceleration crashes is actually a design flaw.

The family said that telematics data retrieved from the vehicle raises serious questions about the cause of the accident. According to the data, the accelerator pedal was allegedly pressed at 100 per cent displacement for six seconds, yet the vehicle’s speed increased by only 39km/h (24mph) – from 55.84 to 94.95km/h – a discrepancy they argue indicates the driver may have been pressing the brakes instead.

“Normally, we would rely on Event Data Recorder (EDR) data in such cases, but the fire destroyed it on impact,” Ha said. “However, this Tesla vehicle transmitted operational data via telematics to the company’s server, allowing us to review the vehicle’s speed and pedal input just before the crash.”

This new crash report suggests the Cybertruck still accelerates through red lights and directly into other vehicles clearly in front of it. The pattern is unmistakable.

Just after 8 p.m. on May 31, police say a car traveling at a high rate of speed on East Carson Street in Pittsburgh’s South Side Flats ran a red light, hitting another car, flipping it on its side. Police sources confirm [it is] the Tesla Cybertruck that drilled the other vehicle, which was turning in the intersection before it.

In related news nearby, a man admits to subjecting the public to hours of danger every day from Tesla FSD. He has posted video of a Cybertruck breaking the law, while he sits complicit, driving on the wrong side of the road.

Duckworth made reference to this earlier commentary by King.

A lawsuit has emerged, after failed settlement talks, regarding why and how every Tesla owner should fear being burned to death unnecessarily.

…the $100,000 stainless steel SUV burst into flames with such intensity the helpless driver’s skeletal system literally disintegrated, his family says. Michael Sheehan, 47, “burned to death at 5,000°F – a fire so hot his bones experienced thermal fracture,” according to a gut-wrenching lawsuit his widow and parents have now filed against the electric auto manufacturer…

The lawsuit itemizes the multiple design defects related to the tragedies of Tesla owners.