A new chapter for Tesla

30 June 2016 came with the announcement of a big tragedy for Telsa. The California based electric vehicle constructor registered its first deadly accident caused by one of its cars. It’s on a fast lane in Florida that a Telsa Berlin S model whose autopilot was activated, collided with a lorry causing the death of the Telsa driver. The cause of the accident is the non-detection of the lorry by the autopilot as well as the driver. A heavy blow to the company who recently announced, it will increase its capital by more than 1.4 billion dollars and has seen its shares in the stock market fall by 3% just after the announcement of this tragedy.