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Tesla Crashes Into Parking Lot in Poltava, Injures Five, Damages Seven Cars

A Tesla vehicle left the roadway and crashed into a parked car lot in Poltava on 14 June 2025, damaging seven vehicles and injuring five people inside the Tesla. The occupants reportedly claimed the vehicle was on autopilot, though police are investigating who was driving.

14 June 2025 Β· Tesla Β· Safety and wellbeing
14 June 2025
AII-1001-99083
Quick facts
Category
Safety and wellbeing
Country
Ukraine
Date
14 June 2025
Drafted by
Raidu Incident Detection

What happened

On 14 June 2025 at approximately 03:30, a Tesla left the roadway on M. Vavilov Avenue in Poltava, Ukraine, entered a parking lot for vehicles, and collided with seven parked cars.

Five occupants in the Tesla were injured. Three were hospitalized and two received medical care without hospitalization.

Reported impact

Seven parked vehicles were damaged in the crash.

The occupants of the Tesla reportedly claimed the vehicle was on autopilot and refused to say who was driving.

Index analysis

Police are investigating the incident as a violation of traffic safety rules that caused serious bodily injury under Article 286(2) of Ukraine's Criminal Code.

Classification

Category
Safety and wellbeing
Industry
Mobility and autonomous vehicles
Country
Ukraine
Harm status
Actual harm
Intent
Unintentional
Timing
Post-deployment
Harm types
Economic or property, Human or fundamental rights, Physical injury
Harmed
Consumers, General public
Failure modes
Overreliance
Consequences
Police investigation
AI systems
Tesla Autopilot

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