Tesla has settled a lawsuit with the family of Walter Huang, who died in a crash while using Autopilot, with the settlement amount remaining undisclosed.

The family claimed Tesla exaggerated the capabilities of its self-driving technology, contributing to user complacency.

Tesla has updated its communication to better clarify the abilities and limitations of the Autopilot feature after the settlement.

The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) identified both Autopilot engagement and driver distraction as factors in Huang's fatal crash.

Following an NTSB investigation, Tesla virtually recalled over two million vehicles to address issues raised.

500 deaths have occurred in Tesla-related incidents, with 42 involving Autopilot, raising concerns over rapid tech adoption and regulation.

Despite the legal challenges and safety concerns, Tesla's stock value increased by 5% after the lawsuit was settled.