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Tesla told France there was no sign of technical fault in Paris crash

PARIS, Dec 15 (Reuters) - Tesla Inc has told the French government there is no indication that a fat

Tesla told France there was no sign of technical fault in Paris crash

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There was glass, dust ... it was as if there had been a blast,\" Tillard Diomande, who was serving clients from behind his bar in a nearby restaurant, said.\nThe vehicle, which had stopped at a red traffic light, suddenly sped forward, hitting and dragging with it a cyclist who later died, a police source said, citing the driver's own version of events, witnesses and video surveillance.\nThe driver tested negative in an alcohol test, the police source said.\nIt was not clear whether the car was operating in Tesla's Autopilot mode, which handles some driving tasks.\nNO SAFETY ALERTS\nTransport Minister Jean-Baptiste Djebbari told RMC radio that he had spoken with the chief executive of Tesla Europe, who told him there had been no safety alerts about the Model 3.\nHe added that the automaker, which collects detailed data from the sensors and cameras on its vehicles, notified him that it had provided the relevant technical data to investigators.\nTesla, which is at the forefront of the electrical and self-driving vehicle revolution and has a market value of nearly $1 trillion, has not responded to requests for comment.\nG7 Deputy Chief Executive Yann Ricordel told Reuters the accident occurred while an off-duty taxi driver was taking his family to a restaurant. 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Tesla told France there was no sign of technical fault in Paris crash

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