To that end, he has also teased a two-seat Cybercab without a steering wheel.
A previous NHTSA investigation concluded that FSD and Autopilotdo not adequately ensurethat drivers remain attentive.
The results for the latest probe have not yet been made public.
A Tesla Cybertruck parked outside of a dealership in Austin, Texas.Brandon Bell/Getty Images
Astanding general orderfrom the agency requires all automakers to report certain collisions of vehicles with advanced driver-assistance systems.
Through Oct. 15 of this year, Tesla has reported more than 1,500 crashes meeting these criteria.
In a distant second is Honda, with more than 100 crashes.
Tesla also accounts for 40 of the 45 fatal crashes reported to NHTSA under the rule.
The automaker is also currently the subject of a years-longJustice Department probeinto how it has marketed FSD and Autopilot.
Trumps pick for attorney general,Pam Bondi, is a loyalist who could scuttle that inquiry.
And among all Republicans, Elon Musk appears poised to reap the greatest benefits from Trumps return to power.
