Testy drive: An investment analyst covering Tesla reported narrowly avoiding a crash while test-driving the Model Y's Full Self-Driving (FSD) system, which Elon Musk has praised. Truist Securities' William Stein, who maintains a hold rating on Tesla's shares, found major security issues with the FSD system, including the vehicle accelerating recklessly through an intersection, failing to handle lane changes properly and allowing unsafe hands-free driving. In a report cited by Bloomberg, Stein said that while FSD is "truly amazing," it remains far from achieving full autonomy. The report comes after Tesla delayed the unveiling of its robotaxi prototype by two months. Stein kept his US$215 ($328) price target on the stock, emerging from the experience "befuddled at what Tesla might show" at the robotaxi prototype unveiling in October, Bloomberg said.