Out-of-control Tesla slammed into building after being set to ‘Insane’ acceleration mode for test drive, lawsuit says
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Alemzewd Lawgalet has filed a lawsuit claiming that a Tesla vehicle crashed into a building during a test drive while set to 'Insane' acceleration mode. Lawgalet seeks at least $10.3 million in damages, alleging that Tesla acted with recklessness and willful disregard for safety. The case raises questions about the safety of high-performance driving modes in consumer vehicles.
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Plaintiff seeks at least $10.3 million damages
Alemzewd Lawgalet, age 59, is seeking at least $10.3 million from Tesla.
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The lawsuit alleges Tesla acted with recklessness, willful and wanton conduct, and conscious disregard for safety.
The Independent- Plaintiff seeks at least $10.3 million damages
- Potential costs to Tesla from litigation and reputational harm
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Loaded language removedExclusive : Alemzewd Lawgalet, 59, Lawgalet is seeking at least $10.3 million for Tesla’s ‘recklessness,’ ‘willful and wanton conduct,’ and conscious disregard for the health and safety of others’
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The lawsuit alleges Tesla acted with recklessness, willful and wanton conduct, and conscious disregard for safety.
The IndependentAlemzewd Lawgalet, age 59, is seeking at least $10.3 million from Tesla.
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