A Miami jury has ordered Tesla to pay $329 million in damages related to a 2019 fatal crash in which the car's "autopilot" feature sped its driver through a stop sign into a parked car, killing one person and severely injuring the other. NBC News reported that the federal jury found the electric car automaker partly liable for the accident, which the company initially blamed on driver George McGee, who was driving a Tesla Model S in Key Largo, Florida, during the accident.