A driverless car feature found in an estimated 2.6 million Tesla automobiles on U.S. roads, Smart Summon and its more advanced cousin Actually Smart Summon, is at the heart of an investigation by ...

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Releasing the button stops the car immediately. Smart Summon is activated through the Tesla smartphone app. Users are instructed to check the vehicle’s surroundings and ensure they have line of ...

The feature that can bring your car to you without anyone behind the steering wheel is back. But is it any better? Tesla's ...

An curved arrow pointing right. A new version 7.1 software update for Tesla lets your Model S or Model X park itself with just the push of a button. It will even close the garage afterwards.

BI's Will Wei and Graham Flanagan tried out Tesla's new "Summon" feature. It allows you to have your car meet you using your phone. This is particularly helpful in getting your Tesla out of tight ...

The NHTSA is investigating Tesla's so-called ASS feature. Actually Smart Summon allows owners to fetch their cars remotely via a smartphone app. The NHTSA received reports of four crashes ...

In January, the NHTSA launched a preliminary investigation into 2.6 million Tesla vehicles with the Summon feature, which allows them to be controlled remotely. It opened this investigation after ...