Warnings problems of the 2019 Tesla Model X

Advanced driver assistance systems (adas) – safety incident report: while using the vehicle’s ‘summon’ feature, the car failed to stop when I released the control button. It continued forward, drove up and over a large curb, struck a signpost, and came to rest with one tire elevated on the curb/grass and the other three tires on the pavement. This “jumping curbs” behavior and collision with fixed objects represents a serious safety hazard. I am extremely grateful that no person was nearby or inside the vehicle at the time, as this failure could have resulted in injury or death. The incident is documented on video. The vehicle is currently pending inspection. Despite my request, Tesla has not responded or addressed the issue, leaving the defect unmitigated. At no point did the vehicle display any warning lights or messages indicating a malfunction before or after the incident. Given the nature of this failure, its potential to cause harm, and the lack of response from the manufacturer, I am submitting this report to alert federal safety authorities and initiate appropriate investigation into the safety of the ‘summon’ feature and the vehicle’s adas systems.

I started to reverse and as always the backup camera view came on the dashboard. I was watching as I backed out of my parking space. My wife felt it was very hot in the car and she turned on the ac. That switched my backup camera view on the dashboard while I had pulled my car half way. I was then driving blind as I pulled out without the camera view on the dashboard. I didn't hear any "stop" sign or any audible sound to stop before I hit the bus behind.