Tesla set to introduce automated-driving functions, report says

Tesla reiterated a goal of delivering 20,000 lithium ion-powered sedans this year, after falling short of an initial target of 5,000 in 2012. (David Paul Morris/Bloomberg)

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Ian King Keith Naughton

October 04, 2014 05:00 AM

SAM FRANCISCO (Bloomberg) -- Tesla Motors Inc. will make its first foray toward automated driving with a suite of new high-tech features including one that can keep the car in its lane, said a person familiar with the carmaker's plans.

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