A recent incident in Tamil Nadu, captured on video and shared widely, shows a Tata Harrier EV involved in an accident that resulted in the death of a driver. The video indicates the vehicle may have been in summon mode or experienced a malfunction. According to reports, the victim was attempting to get into the car when the incident occurred, sustaining fatal injuries. The summon mode allows the car to move autonomously at low speeds. The lack of clarity surrounding the accident raises questions about whether the car malfunctioned or if driver error was a factor. No legal action has been reported at this time. The Tata Harrier EV is equipped with various advanced technologies, including the summon feature. The incident has prompted discussions about the safety of semi-autonomous driving features, especially in the context of Indian roads and driving habits. The flashing of the hazard lights before the vehicle moved, as seen in CCTV footage, suggests the summon mode may have been activated.
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