A Tesla saved its owners life by using autopilot to get him to the hospital
Aug08
While autopilot isn’t always used for its intended purpose, or even used correctly for that matter, it’s undeniable that the feature has utility. Joshua Neally probably recognizes this more than most. After the 37-year-old Neally started suffering from piercing pain in his stomach and chest, he decided to engage his Tesla Model X’s autopilot function to get him to the nearest hospital — some 20 miles away. He told Slate, the only time he manually steered the car was in the parking lot. Once parked, he got himself inside and checked into the hospital where doctors found a potentially fatal…
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