The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has officially closed its investigation into Tesla's Smart Summon feature, which allows drivers to remotely park their vehicles. The investigation, initiated in January 2025, reviewed 159 incidents related to this feature, but found that these incidents were minor and occurred at low speeds, constituting less than one percent of the millions of Summon sessions conducted by Tesla owners. Investigators noted that most crashes happened when users lacked a complete 360-degree view of their surroundings, leading to collisions with parking gates, adjacent vehicles, and bollards. Some incidents were attributed to blocked cameras due to snow or failure to identify obstructions like gate arms. Following these findings, Tesla has released over-the-air updates to enhance the feature's camera visibility and object detection. Since the incidents did not result in any serious injuries or significant damage, NHTSA has decided to terminate the probe.